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After Samsung Galaxy S6 models, including the Note 5 and S6 Edge+ began receiving their Marshmallow update in March, both Telstra and Vodafone users are now reporting the update as live as well.

Vodafone lists an Android Marshmallow update for the Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge+, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge and Note 5 in their Software update blog released on the 16th of June, but we’re only starting to hear about it now.

Telstra customers with a Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ should be seeing the update now, with the release scheduled for the 17th of June, while owners of the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge should start seeing the update to Marshmallow rolling out from the 27th of June. Telstra advises that the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge update will include the Android Security Bulletin May 2016 fixes.

Optus customers saw a 1.2GB Over-The-Air update download made available for their devices back in March, so it’s likely very similar in size for both Telstra and Vodafone owners. Changes as you can see from the changelog below include updated Touchwiz, Doze implementation and other bits and pieces.

If you have one of the phones from Telstra or Vodafone, go to Settings > About Device > Download Updates to check for any updates available for your handset. now.

Source: VodafoneTelstra.
Thanks: ChristianWayde.
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    Taleim

    Seriously..wow. This is just pathetic. My unlocked s6 got the update a few months back, and let’s be honest, that’s just not good enough either for a $1000 phone.

    GaryGarth

    S5 update is taking forever

    whispy_snippet

    Pffffff Marshmallow!

    This is why Nexus.

    WAusJackBauer

    No this is why you don’t buy android phones locked to a network.

    Peter Gregoriou

    No phones bought on contract are locked to a network

    WAusJackBauer

    Same thing, that’s what I meant.

    whispy_snippet

    Even taking carriers out of the equation, Samsung has always been way too slow releasing updates to their phones.

    WAusJackBauer

    It hasn’t been perfect but it’s fast enough.

    whispy_snippet

    Each to their own but I won’t stand for anything less than a month. Even then it’s not ideal. Nexus all the way.

    Wayno

    It looks like the Note 4 has been getting Marshmallow on Verizon and AT&T over the last few weeks but no word on that happening here. My wife has a Note 4 on Voda.

    Michael

    Screw marshmallow updates, how about some security updates for the note 4 Samsung ??? Nothing since the January update.