Things to know about Android Marshmallow Version 6.0

Coming up tightly after the release of Marshmallow for the Shield Tablet K1, NVIDIA has a Marshmallow update in store for the Shield Android TV as well.

During a CES 2016 presentation, BlackBerry executive Ron Louks stated that news on the upcoming Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for BlackBerry Priv will be revealed sometime later in the first quarter of 2016.

We've compiled a list for you of the apps currently available that use the Nexus Imprint feature.

HTC has announced that UK owners of the One M8 will begin seeing the Marshmallow update hit their phones over the next 48 hours. The company plans to roll the update out for the One M9 shortly after.

Honor is preparing to launch its beta test for Android 6.0 Marshmallow for three of its phones in the UK. Owners of the Honor 4X, 6, and 6+ can sign up to test the system now.

Google began rolling out updates to Android 6.0 Marshmallow a month ago, but chances are you don't have it on your device yet, unless you have a Nexus or just purchased a brand-new Android phone, like the HTC One A9. I received the upgrade for my Nexus 7 tablet.

Android Marshmallow is here! Well, sort of. You see, Android updates are a tricky affair. Unless you have a Nexus device, where you get the updates directly from Google, it's a bit of a slog before you can actually get the latest Android operating system on your phone.

Android M is official and it's set to bring a bevy of improvements to all manner of Google-powered phones. Battery life improvements, greater app permission controls, standardised support for fingerprint scanners, more granular volume controls, USB-C support and new Google Now features are all part of a mix that makes this an exciting upgrade for users - but is your phone actually going to get it?