Lenovo A7000 Picks Up Marshmallow Update

It is always nice to see our devices receive the latest (and presumably, the greatest as well) software updates from a mobile carrier or from the hardware manufacturer, and hence, we are pleased as punch to mention that the Lenovo A7000 (the first Dolby Atmos smartphone) has already started to pick up the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update. Of course, not only will the handset’s operating system version get bumped up to Android 6.0 Marshmallow, but it will also be accompanied by the Android security patch for the month of March for that added peace of mind.

The entire update would tip the scales at approximately 1.3GB thereabouts, which means it would be best to rely on a Wi-Fi connection to get the job done, otherwise you would most probably exhaust your data quota in no time at all. This particular update will be made available via Over The Air (OTA), so it might be some time before it arrives on your Lenovo A7000 – if you haven’t picked it up already, then you might want to play the patience card.

Needless to say, it would be best if you have freed up 2GB of storage space on your device prior to the download and installation process. For those who have already received it, how do you find your Lenovo A7000’s performance?

Edwin Kee
Categories: Cellphones
Tags: Android Updates, Lenovo, Lenovo A7000, marshmallow