Samsung is reportedly releasing the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update to Galaxy J2 units, as new speculations surround the Galaxy J series phones to get the update just like the confirmed ones. Initial reports said that Galaxy J2 might indeed be getting a fair share of the Marshmallow update very soon.
Samsung Galaxy J2 is lucky enough to be considered one of the recipients of the most sought-after Android update in history. The device is reported getting the update along with Galaxy J7 and Galaxy J5.
Reportedly, units in India will receive the update first more than any version in the world, just as it was first updated with Android 5.1.1 Lollipop since August 7. Galaxy J2 with model number SM - J700F will most likely be used for the upgrade tests.
Galaxy J2 has been lauded for an impressive battery test results, especially when on standby mode which can last for one whole week. A test from Sam Mobile testifies that even without turning on the battery saver the device will only eat up two to four percent of the battery life when left alone overnight. In a span of eight hours, only one percent of the battery life will be consumed by the phone.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow comes with new and updated features in battery management, connectivity, user interface, apps, controls and security, among other aspects. The first update versions will bring a new and updated set of emojis on top of several bug fixes.
Google developers have devised an innovative way to wisely control battery consumption. A power saving feature called "Doze" will automatically put the phone at rest when sensed idle. Even when the phone gets totally drained when owners is asleep, alarm will still set off. With App Standby, it controls the impact of apps seldom used to prevent from battery drain.
Android Pay gets an extra expansion. By just a simple tap, users can make purchases without the need to launch another app.
