Owners of Galaxy Note 4 in Brazil can already start celebrating. Upgrading to the Android Marshmallow will reach the cell of Samsung from of May. The news was announced on Friday (08). In a note to TechTudo, the company confirmed that the 6.0 version of the system will be available in the country next month.
Galaxy Note 4: know price and specifications before buying the phone
Android Marshmallow promises useful features for smartphones from Samsung with TouchWiz interface renewed, lighter and less bureaucratic. Who is waiting for the update can already start preparing your phone, backing up files, for example. . Check out below for more details about the update
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The sixth system version of Google should arrive via OTA system (over-the-air), but you can also download the ROMs to do a clean install. In some cases, this is even the preferred option.
Remember that the South Korean giant has begun to update the phones in other countries like the United States, Poland, Turkey and the Netherlands. In total, the file has about 1.3 GB of data. This indicates that the number of changes is really great. Among them, we can highlight the individual analysis of permissions, the new menu apps, improved memory management, power saving mode Twelve and other tools.
As the technical specifications of Galaxy Note 4 are very powerful, he probably will not find problems to run Android 6.0.1 with fluidity and speed. Just to remind, the Galaxy Note 4 has a processor Exynos 5433 octa-core processor, 3GB of RAM and GPU Mali-T760. This set of hardware results in a powerful and robust device.
In addition to the Galaxy Note 4, other smartphones from Samsung are in process of upgrading to the latest edition of Android, but not necessarily in Brazil. Among the models there are names like Galaxy S5 S6 S6 Edge Note 5 and the entire Galaxy line A. to complete the tablet Galaxy Tab S2 is also in the list of updates.
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