Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500H 6.0.1Firmware Flash File tested my update product )
Just a day ago, we shared the Marshmallow update tutorial for the Galaxy J5 SM-J500M and today we are here with a step-by-step guide for the Galaxy J5 SM-J500H Marshmallow update for you. The device originally came with Android 5.0.1 Lollipop when it was released 2 years ago in June 2015 and now it has been receiving the latest, and probably its last major, OS upgrade.
Samsung has already rolled out the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OTA update for the Galaxy J5 SM-J500H in countries like Russia, Germany, Uzbekistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Kazakhstan, etc. If you belong to some other country that is not listed above, you can start enjoying Android Marshmallow on your Galaxy J5 without waiting for the OTA by installing the Marshmallow firmware manually using Odin.
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow is a very important update that brings a host of new features, improvements, and tweaks to the user interface. Besides, it also improves the system performance and enhances security. Thanks to the new efficient power management that improves battery life using Doze and App Standby features that stop most background services and network connection when they are not in use. Moreover, Marshmallow extends more power to the user by allowing us to manage 3rd-party app permissions.
Samsung has already rolled out the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OTA update for the Galaxy J5 SM-J500H in countries like Russia, Germany, Uzbekistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Kazakhstan, etc. If you belong to some other country that is not listed above, you can start enjoying Android Marshmallow on your Galaxy J5 without waiting for the OTA by installing the Marshmallow firmware manually using Odin.
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow is a very important update that brings a host of new features, improvements, and tweaks to the user interface. Besides, it also improves the system performance and enhances security. Thanks to the new efficient power management that improves battery life using Doze and App Standby features that stop most background services and network connection when they are not in use. Moreover, Marshmallow extends more power to the user by allowing us to manage 3rd-party app permissions.
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