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Google has released the latest Android Distribution numbers for January and shows that Android Froyo is officially dead. Meanwhile, Android Nougat usage increased from 0.4% to 0.7% and Android Marshmallow increased from 26.3% to 29.6%.

It was last reported that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S would not receive Android Marshmallow. However, SamMobile has received firmware for Android 6.0.1 for the Tab S (SM-T805) in Germany. You can download and install it manually.

The HTC Desire Eye, One E8 and One M8 Eye are all three getting their Android Marshmallow updates. HTC's software team has included adoptive storage, doze more, Google Now on Tap and Google's security updates in addition to various tweaks and enhancements to HTC Sense.

LG was quick out of the gate with Marshmallow for the G4, but the LG V10 has lagged behind. Don't despair, we're starting to see reports of the update rolling out in Korea and Turkey. The update for the V10 is essentially the same as the update for the G4. Features like Doze Mode, Direct Share...

The latest Android Distribution numbers have been released for March. The numbers once again show slight growth for Marshmallow. Last month Marshmallow was at 1.2%. This month it's up to 2.3%. KitKat remains to be the leader with Froyo hanging on by a mere 0.1%.

The Marshmallow update for the Motorola DROID Turbo 2 has been an on and off drama for close to a month. Droid-Life reports that the update is finally rolling out. For real this time. To check for the update on your Turbo, go to Settings > System update > Check for system update. The update will...

Not to be outdone by T-Mobile, Verizon is also pushing Android Marshmallow to the HTC One M8. HTC is sticking to their word on updating all flagship phones to the latest version of Android. The update adds features like Doze, Google Now on Tap, and more. The update will take some time before...

In an exclusive report from Android Authority, it's been stated that Google's upcoming software release, Android N, the iconic app drawer will be no more. Even though Google made changes to the app drawer with Android Marshmallow, the app drawer seems to still be a sore spot for Google...