Here’s a first look at Android 6.0 Marshmallow on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 [VIDEO]

For starters, SamMobile does say the build number matches what they’ve seen from their Samsung insiders. It also has new features and UI tweaks that hasn’t been spotted in any current Lollipop firmware, so it’s much more than a deceptive build.prop edit.

A video of that new firmware has surfaced online, giving us a look at new icons, a new Air Command menu, and the screen-off memo feature from the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Everything seems to be working as if Samsung intended for it to work, so suspicions that the new features might be due to app hackery might be unwarranted.

Beyond visible improvements, there’s said to be a significant improvement in performance, something we’re really glad to hear. Unfortunately we still don’t know whether the update this guy received is final or whether it’s a test build, but with Samsung not looking to bring Marshmallow to the Note 4 until 2016we’re going to leave open the possibility that there’s still more to come.

Here’s a full list of Samsung Galaxy phones which might get Android 6.0 Marshmallow

It’s almost a given that Samsung will look to load their best devices up with Android 6.0 Marshmallow, but the company hasn’t come out with exact plans to make that happen. Well, we won’t have to wait for their word to get an idea as SamMobile has uncovered a full list of deviceswhich will receive the update.
The list you see below is pretty unsurprising. The European international model and all major US carrier models of the phones below are scheduled to receive it, including those on T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, US Cellular and Canadian carriers. You can also expect Korean models of these phones — including the LTE-A models — to receive it.

Model name	Model code	Provider
Galaxy S5	SM-G900F	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S5	SM-G900V	VERIZON
Galaxy S5	SM-G900H	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S5	SM-G900FD
Galaxy S5 LTE-A	SM-G901	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S5 neo	SM-G903F	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S5 LTE-A	SM-G906L	LG U+
Galaxy S6	SM-G920FD
Galaxy S6	SM-G920F	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S6	SM-G920D	NTT DOCOMO
Galaxy S6	SM-G920T	T-MOBILE
Galaxy S6	SM-G920D	NTT DOCOMO
Galaxy S6	SM-G920A	AT&T
Galaxy S6	SM-G920P	SPRINT
Galaxy S6	SM-G920V	VERIZON
Galaxy S6	SM-G920I
Galaxy S6	SM-G920R4	US CELLULAR
Galaxy S6	SM-G920AZ	CRICKET
Galaxy S6	SM-G920R7
Galaxy S6	SM-G920T1	T-MOBILE
Galaxy S6	SM-G920R6
Galaxy S6	SM-G920W8	BELL MOBILITY
Galaxy S6	SM-G920S	SKT
Galaxy S6	SM-G920K	KT
Galaxy S6	SM-G920L	LG U+
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G9250	CHINA
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925F	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925I
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925Z	SOFTBANK MOBILE
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925D	NTT DOCOMO
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925J	KDDI
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925T	T-MOBILE
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925A	AT&T
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925P	SPRINT
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925R4	US CELLULAR
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925R6
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925W8	BELL
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925R7
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925V	VERIZON
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925K	KT
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925S	SKT
Galaxy S6 edge	SM-G925L	LG U+
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928A	AT&T
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928P	SPRINT
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928R4	US CELLULAR
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928F	EUR OPEN
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928V	VERIZON
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928T	T-MOBILE
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G9287C
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928I
Galaxy S6 edge +	SM-G928C
Galaxy Note 4	SM-N910V	VERIZON
Galaxy Note 4	SM-N910F	EUR OPEN
Galaxy Note Edge	SM-N915V	VERIZON
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920C
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920V	VERIZON
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920R4	US CELLULAR
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920P	SPRINT
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920A	AT&T
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920T	T-MOBILE
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N9208
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920C
Galaxy Note 5	SM-N920I

There are a few other odd exceptions on the list, as noted by the asterisks next to their names. Verizon seems to be the only carrier to be getting the upgrade on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo in Europe is also on the list. We’re not sure why other carrier models of last year’s Note devices wouldn’t be on the list, but it’s important to note that these plans are only preliminary, and Samsung could be planning to add more by the time it’s all said and done.

Nothing’s official, so there’s not much reason to get happy or said either way. Sit back, and let’s wait on Samsung’s official word before making any further conclusions about what they’ll look to do.