Last week, a lucky unlocked Samsung Galaxy S5 owner ended up with Android 6.0.1 on his phone by mistake . Considering that the manufacturer has always had phones in the Galaxy S series go through at least two major updates, this would not be a surprise. The Galaxy S5 launched with Android 4.4.2 and was updated to Android 5.0.
That means that by tradition, Marshmallow should be pushed out to the phone. Also in line to receive the Marshmallow update are variants of last year's high-end models like theSamsung Galaxy S5 Active and the Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A. And don't forget the Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
The manufacturer is currently beta testing Android 6.0 for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge. These 2015 models will be updated to Marshmallow along with the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ and the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. All four models should also be in line to receive Android N along with the Samsung Galaxy S6 Active.
We don't know exactly when Sammy will start rolling out Android 6.0. Considering that the Samsung Galaxy S7 will probably be unveiled during the February 21st Unpacked event (the day before MWC 2016 opens in Barcelona), we could see the update start to appear sometime next quarter.
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