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The Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are starting to receive upgrades to Android 5.1.1, making them up and running on the latest Android version in all the lands. It starts with T-Mobile’s model, though others shouldn’t be far behind.
Aside from a nice enhancement to performance and a few squashed bugs, the update will bring a couple of tweaks to the user experience. Of particular noteworthy mention is a more simplified exposure control in the Camera app, though we aren’t seeing reports of the other new camera features that were rumored to be included in this update.
Also new are a parallax effect for wallpaper, and the option to remove S Finder and Quick Connect buttons from the notification shade, a feature which we’re sure many will be glad to see. Samsung Kies has the goods right now if you want it. Otherwise you can wait for the OTA to hit your phone and pull it down that way. Be sure to grab it and let us know how it is!
[via SamMobile]
Is the battery issues addressed in this update also
you can’t insert more mAh into a battery through software, so imma say no.
LOL
wow i did not know that! but i think he wasn’t referring to that Sherlock Holmes.
You’re not to smart are you?
“Too” not “To”
Do you even lift?
Hopefully the memory leak is fixed… My battery is performing fine, what issues are you seeing with yours coolbreeze03?
yup, the update is downloading now. Thanks for the heads up!
Is there anyway to force this to download without WiFi?
I can’t force it and not near wifi so off to T-Mobile I go they will do this update on my handset.
Yarell I love you.
Samsung Kies or Samsung Experience Shop in Best Buy. Fastest way to update
Samsung Kies? Screw that crap! Just update over a WiFi network. Kies?
Maybe you don’t have the right version. Kies 3 for PC if the device is 4.4 or higher or Kies for Mac. DO NOT UPDATE to Smart Switch you lose the abliliry to drag and drop photos, videos or music.
Samsung has interest to ensure the software side of its two smartphones the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge, after good advertising harvested on the quality of its two latest smartphones.