LG G4 units on T-Mobile begin receiving Marshmallow over-the-air

February 5, 2016

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Yesterday we informed you that Marshmallow could be installed on your T-Mobile LG G4 with help from LG's Bridge software suite. Today, the update has begun rolling out to T-Mobile customers over-the-year.

We knew it wasn't going to be long before the update would be made available via OTA, and now we have it. The updated build number is H801120i. Considering that this is a major update, it will require lots of free space, 963.7MB of it. The update comes with all the latest features from Google including doze, Now On Tap, simplified app permissions and lots more.

If you are yet to spot the notification, it might be helpful to check your system settings under ‘About Phone' and ‘check for new software updates.' Once the update is available to download, consider turning Wi-Fi on to avoid data overages. You should also charge your battery to at least 50% prior to downloading and installing. Like always, we'll keep you updated when the software hits more regions as well as new carriers. You can count on us!

Source: T-Mobile
Via: TmoNews

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