Google Play Edition devices were seen as the newest thing when they were initially announced for the first time. Many tech enthusiasts believed that Google was promoting \u201cGPE\u201d devices, as they were called, to give users access to the hardware they wanted and fast, quick software updates such as that of Android Marshmallow. In other words, someone who wanted an HTC One M8, for example, need not wait until carriers update their device in order to get the latest from Google; they need only buy a device from the Google Play Store (then, now the Google Store) and wait for the update \u2014 which would likely arrive a few days after Google updated its Nexus devices. Eventually, the Google Play Edition series was squashed by Google, and rumors of an Android Silver program emerged. Some time after that, Elder Murtazin said that Google would kill off the Nexus program, and Google\u2019s own Dave Burke took to the public media to announce that Google wasn\u2019t looking to eliminate the Nexus program. Some time later, here we are with Google\u2019s Nexus 6P that was a collaboration with Android OEM Huawei.<\/p>\n
HTC One M8 Google Play Edition'a birka\u00e7 g\u00fcn \u00f6nce Bluetooth sertifikas\u0131 verildi, ancak HTC \u015fimdi Android Marshmallow'u cihaza sunmaya ba\u015flad\u0131. HTC ayr\u0131ca One M8 (Google Play Edition olmayan), One M9, One M9+, One E8, Desire 826, Desire 816, One M8 EYE, One ME ve Butterfly 3 gibi di\u011fer ak\u0131ll\u0131 telefonlar\u0131na da g\u00fcncellemeyi sunmay\u0131 planl\u0131yor.<\/p>\n
For those who want to know, the HTC One M8 Google Play Edition Android Marshmallow update weighs about 450.4MB in size, meaning that it\u2019s quite a significant update. Of course, Marshmallow brings some new and exciting changes to Android as a whole, and HTC One M8 GPE users will most certainly enjoy the update before the rest of HTC\u2019s customer base. Keep in mind though, that HTC will not provide security updates on a monthly basis like Google, however, because to do so is \u201cunrealistic.\u201d Most consumers look forward to major updates because of the security patches and bug fixes, but HTC is trying to remain realistic and not overpromise as it has done in the past. The other One M8 models and the One M9 will both get Android Marshmallow, according to HTC, by the end of 2015 \u2014 so it\u2019s only a matter of days before these models receive Google\u2019s latest sweet treat.<\/p>\n
In any case, go ahead and hit that software update button to get Android Marshmallow for your HTC One M8 GPE device. When you\u2019re done, come back and let us know what new changes you see that you like about Marshmallow \u2014 and what you\u2019d like to see in future Android updates.<\/p>\n