Yes, you read that right. Sony has announced the list of the devices that are going to be updated to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Quite surprisingly, these devices are straight going to be updated to Android 6.0 instead of getting an update of android 5.1.1. These devices will go straight from Android 5.0 to Android 6.0 which is not that surprising given Sony's unexpected nature. There are six devices in the list and if you are a mid range Sony owner, you shouldn't watch this news, it's disturbing.
The devices listed are
1. Sony Xperia Z3+
2. Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet.
3. Sony Xperia C4.
4. Sony Xperia M4 Aqua.
5. Sony Xperia M5.
6. Sony Xperia C5 Ultra.
Keep in minds that these devices will be straight updated to Android 6.0. Also remember that if you're a Xperia Z3 owner or another flagship, there is no need to worry as these are not the only devices Sony will be updating. Although we'd have to wait for further word by Sony. Because Marshmallow is already released, Sony thought of wasting no further time in preparing Android 5.1.1 updates for these devices and are going to put them straight on a flight to Marshmallow. Although the question is now when would it be? How sooner it would be?
My personal guess is, not this year. It would probably be at the start of next year but let's keep our fingers crossed and be patient.
The devices listed are
1. Sony Xperia Z3+
2. Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet.
3. Sony Xperia C4.
4. Sony Xperia M4 Aqua.
5. Sony Xperia M5.
6. Sony Xperia C5 Ultra.
Keep in minds that these devices will be straight updated to Android 6.0. Also remember that if you're a Xperia Z3 owner or another flagship, there is no need to worry as these are not the only devices Sony will be updating. Although we'd have to wait for further word by Sony. Because Marshmallow is already released, Sony thought of wasting no further time in preparing Android 5.1.1 updates for these devices and are going to put them straight on a flight to Marshmallow. Although the question is now when would it be? How sooner it would be?
My personal guess is, not this year. It would probably be at the start of next year but let's keep our fingers crossed and be patient.
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