Marshmallow update starts hitting Samsung Galaxy S5

Himanshu, 22 March, 2016

Samsung's flagship from 2014 - the Galaxy S5 - has finally started getting the Marshmallow update. The update is currently rolling out to S5 variants with model number SM-G900L operating on South Korean carrier LG Uplus.

Bringing Android version 6.0.1, the update also includes stability improvements, speed optimizations, as well as several bug fixes. If you are a S5 (SM-G900L) owner, and haven't received the OTA notification yet, you can manually check for the update by heading to your device's Settings menu.

This comes over a month after the update started hitting the South Korean company's S6 and S6 edge flagship smartphones.

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Reader comments

Mc
29 Jul 2018
RcZ

I totally agree with you

AnonD-442781
01 Jul 2016
JiR

I said the a7, not the s7. It was a comparison between this year's midrange phone vs last year's flagship. Last year's flagship is cheaper and better, so there is not really a good reason to buy this year's midrange. Again, this wasn't abou...

Handson
01 Jul 2016
vV5

Try the product before making judgement, s7 edge though less camera pixel count but it is more bigger and on display not until your glasses are as thick as a mangifying glass to tell the different, more on gpu for smooth feeling. The nikon d4 hv 16 m...