The beta Android 6.0 Marshmallow update has finally arrived to Samsung's 2015 flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S6 Edge and Galaxy S6.
The beta update was limited to a handful of users in the UK and did not make its way to users in the U.S. However, publication SamMobile has been vigilant in gaining access to the beta update and was able to post a gallery of images that show the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge running on Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
"Samsung is no longer accepting new participants for the beta, but we've been running Android 6.0 on our S6 and S6 edge and have a lot of images to show you how the latest version of the operating system looks on the two devices," noted the publication. "Android 6.0 brings many changes to the interface. The status bar and quick toggles menus are now fully white instead of blue, the power menu has been redesigned (quite poorly, we might add), and a few app icons have been changed as well."
So what do the images reveal? The gallery offers a glimpse into the changes in the UI, with the most notable visual change being to how we see the app icons. Previously, the icons would appear as shadowed image, but now they appear as a flat image rather than the op-up 3D ones.
