About a year ago, Samsung introduced the A Galaxy Tab in an attempt to "organize" its catalog of tablets, somewhat washed out throughout 2014. When asked by a user, the official account of the firm in the United Kingdom has confirmed that the update to Android Marshmallow is in development on that model. Good news for the owners of this recent mid-range team.
Knowing that Galaxy Tab S2 They will receive their ration of Android 6.0 probably in the month of May, today we are confirmed by the fact that another Samsung model launched last year will also receive attention from the Korean company. The Tab A is a modest product, a natural heir to the first line of tablets inaugurated by this firm, although with the novelty of adopting, after several generations with a natural landscape orientation and a 16:10 format, the classic iPad patterns in terms of size and aspect ratio.
There are no dates, but we would understand that for the summer
Unspecified beyond the fact that the update is on the way, the official Twitter account of Samsung in the UK has not given more details about the future of the Galaxy Tab A. This device works for now with Android 5.0.2 And, from the pace at which we are going, everything seems to indicate that version 5.1 will pass by.
With the Tab S2 waiting for its portion of Android Marshmallow, the logical thing is that the high-end receive the attention beforehand with what the line would go to the summer at the earliest. However, this is the tricky part of having a such an extremely wide catalog of products: paying attention to all of them in terms of updates is a titanic task.
The ad raises certain complaints
Maybe because of what we said: the fact that everyone, with their model, is waiting for the update announcement turns what should be good news into a parade of reproaches. In the comments of the news source in Sammobile For this article, a curious debate is generated: should the first generation of the Tab S have priority over Tab A?
Similarly, a user of the Tab Pro he complains that he bought this machine for £ 500 back in the day, thinking he was getting an important product and it hasn't been updated once. If this happens to you, you can take a look at our tutorial to carry out the Marshmallow installation on the 8,4-inch model, thanks to CyanogenMod.