Users of Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 can now get their hands on the ultimate technology dished out by American telecommunications conglomerate, AT&T. The latest software of Google's Android Marshmallow OS is now thoroughly available for Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 owners, worldwide.
The Android Marshmallow update comes with latest features and contains the September Security Maintenance Release, which means that Samsung itself has taken care of all the possible bugs and shortcomings that were once left unaddressed by Google and its engineers until last month.
As per AT&T, the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update will be incorporating the latest security modifications. It also comes with a new feature of NumberSync. The availability of the latest Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update to the 2-year-old Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 allows users to "make and receive voice and video calls", reports Inquisitr.
NumberSync works in collaboration with the users' number and the easy accessibility to this technology has allowed the users to stay in touch with urgent calls, videos and voice notes.
Other than that, the update comes with a hefty value. The conglomerate has unveiled the latest Android Marshmallow update to be 1063MB (1GB) in size, which is why it requires the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 users to make sure that they have ample space in their devices before proceeding towards the update.
The Android Marshmallow update is backed through FOTA (firmware over the air) so a stable Wi-Fi connection is a prerequisite for the update.
Users can get advantage of the update manually as well. In order to proceed, go to the Tab S 10.5's Settings menu. Click About Device and then look for Software Update. Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 will automatically restart after the availability of possible onscreen messages regarding the latest updates.
The American multinational company AT&T has confirmed that Android Marshmallow will be easy to get to automatically around 13th October. But users can also get their tabs updated manually through the through mentioned above.
