Android Marshmallow Coming To Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge

In a few days, Samsung is expected to unveil its two newest smartphones Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.

That apart the latest leak seems to inadvertently point at the possibility that Samsung Galaxy S7 might be waterproof just like it was the case with Galaxy S5.

The pictures of the cases below show mock-ups of the Galaxy S7, but - of course - we would not declare these to be leaks or claiming to portray the actual phone. With the impending release of a slew of smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2016, there has been a flurry of leaks and images from the various phone manufacturers. The phone is also seen being used with a wireless charging pad.

In addition, Samsung shows off the device's wireless charging capabilities in the video, as well as S Health connected to the Gear S2.

Samsung made an official announcement that Android 6.0 Marshmallow is available for owners of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and the S6 Edge. Samsung also looks to be using a t rue black color for the device this time around, rather than last year's dark blue color option. As for the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, the company has not specified if the larger smartphone would also receive the update, the report details.

"Both the S7 and S7 Edge will likely retain the same resolution (qHD 1440 x 2560) as their predecessors", The Verge reported. You should automatically get the notification to update your phone OTA but if you don't, you can go to the settings and check for the updates manually.

The smartphones may come with new Snapdragon 820 in the United States market, sticking with its own silicon - Samsung's Exynos processors - elsewhere.

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Source: Android Marshmallow Coming To Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge

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