Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge on T-Mobile is confirmed bound for the testing stage of Android 6.0 Marshmallow software. This device is currently under manufacturer development which is expected to come to an end by November.

In a post on the support page for software updates of T-Mobile, the mobile carrier has revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is confirmed heading to the testing of the Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Although there is no official statement coming from T-Mobile, the site has already posted the process that in the testing stage the device will undergo a certification process to ensure the "best quality" software.

After the development and testing stages are completed, official release will come. However, the exact date will depend on the mobile carrier and the location.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow software is confirmed rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge smartphones under T-Mobile with model number SM-G925T.

Dubbed the most polished Android update in history, Marshmallow will focus on six aspects for a complete and enhanced user experience. These include app links, web experience, app permissions, fingerprint support, mobile payments and power ability.

Doze is a powerful innovation brought by Marshmallow software. It brings the device into hibernation when not in use. Through a motion detector, Doze will put off the device if sensed idle. Users do not have to worry because the device will still receive notifications. Doze is tested to save two times longer battery life.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is considered one of the best smartphones of 2015. It was launched at the Mobile World Congress in March. Alongside Samsung Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge took the event by storm.

Galaxy S6 Edge is a 5.7-inch supersized smartphone powered by Samsung Exynos octa-core processor, 32 GB of internal storage expandable to 128 GB and 16 MP main camera. Its screen is made of a Super AMOLED display with resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels.

Galaxy S6 Edge smartphones cost from US 580 to 860 dollars.