Android 6.0 Marshmallow to start rolling out on October 5, says Canadian carrier

Himanshu, 25 September, 2015

While we already know that the next generation of Nexus devices - which are expected to be announced during Google's September 29 event - will run Android 6.0 Marshmallow out-of-the-box, it wasn't clear when the new Android version would start rolling out to older devices. However, that was until now.

According to an updated software release schedule (see image above) from Canadian carrier Telus, Android Marshmallow will begin rolling out on October 5, with the Nexus 5 and Nexus 6 becoming the first handsets to get it. The carrier, however, says that the date is subject to change.

For the uninitiated, two Nexus phones - made by LG and Huawei - are expected to be unveiled on September 29. The devices are expected to debut as Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, respectively - you can take a look at their leaked press renders here and here.

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Reader comments

Derpy
30 Sep 2015
nCa

obsviously, you're one of those who "doesn't know much about technology". except for screen size/aspect ratio and 1gb of ram, the hardware of the s6/note5 series are the same. even a 1st grader would immediately notice the similarity with a matching ...

Anonymous
27 Sep 2015
pKv

Sorry to burst your bubble little baby, but he's right.

AnonD-434704
27 Sep 2015
t7X

Lol s6 is the biggest failure in android. The Note series is the real high end phone of Samsung. Thanks to their advertisments people who doesn't know much about technology tends to buy Galaxy series. I am a fan of both android and apple infact, I cu...