Google set to release android 6.0 this year by November

Android M review

With the Developer Preview now available, we've been able to flash onto our Nexus handset and give it a thorough going over. Now it's early days for the new version of Android, and we've seen a number of crashes usually in relation to connecting to Wi-Fi networks that have intermittent or limited connections, but generally the new Android is pretty stable. All the new features haven't been integrated yet, most notably there's no Now on Tap, see below. For our full take see Android M review.

Get Android M now

If you've got a Nexus 5 or Nexus 6 smartphone, or Nexus 9 tablet, then you can install Android M Developer Preview today. It's not straightforward, you'll need to be happy to wipe your phone entirely, download and install various tools and flash a new ROM to the wiped handset. The best description of how to do this we've found online is available from www.androidexplained.com, although we ran into problems with our Nexus 5 install and had to manually execute a number of CMD line instructions to get it working - you can find that information over at the www.ibtimes.co.uk. Obviously we take no responsibility if you render your phone useless in the process.

Android M new features

For our take on the early current version of the new operating system, see our Android M review - Hands on with Developer Preview. However that build doesn't include everything that Google has promised us in Android M when it launches, so here's a quick rundown of all the big new features.

Now on tap
The most obvious and impressive new feature demoed was Now on Tap. This takes Google Now and spread it out across the operating system, so that you can use it pretty much wherever you are and whatever you’re doing. You simply make a long press on the Home button and Now slides up from the bottom of the screnn over whatever you’re doing.

Source : http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/1403196/android-marshmallow-60-m-release-date-features-news-rumours

Like play this thing is turning to child play.

marshmallow, really?
mushroom for better or even meatpie, melon

I see, naming their OS alphabetically. Google shaaa

pussygotlips:
Like play this thing is turning to child play.

Seriously there is no longer any enthusiasm with their updates.
I've not even used the lollipop they released and now it's marshmallow.!!!!
Lol @ marshmallow

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Come spread the information

My htc desire 820 dual sim couldn't get 5.0 update.... The 6.0 don come again.... That means my phone is now outdated...