Updated 4/25/16: Added more details about the update to the AT&T variant of the Galaxy S7 ge.

There’s a big pile of Marshmallows floating down the Android update river this week. The V10 is one of many flagships that will get all the goodies that come with Android 6.0. th so much good news, let’s jump into it right away.

Each week, we compile all the major software updates to hit the Android ecosystem, including phones tablets on U.S. carriers, unlocked phones, Android ar smartwatches, Android TV devices. Making sure your device is running the latest available software is a good housekeeping practice, ensuring you have the latest features with fewer bugs gaping security holes.

AT&T

V10: You can now use Marshmallow with one of the best cameras to be found in a smartphone thanks to the Android 6.0 update that’s rolling out. AT&T has this ridiculous rule that you can only ping the update server once every 24 hours, so if you strike out you’re stuck waiting longer. Best to just wait for the over-the-air update to show up.

Galaxy S7 ge: An AT&T update is on the way that improves the responsiveness of the volume buttons, -Fi performance, includes the latest Android security patches. I got the update on my own S7 ge, the April security updates are now installed. There’s one other addition you may not want: a DirecTV widget (AT&T now owns DirecTV). Hooray?

Galaxy S7: An update is coming to the non-edge model as well, with the AT&T changelog offering the same details for improvements. 

T-Mobile 

Galaxy Note 5: Your thin stylish phablet is next in line for Marshmallow. According to T-Mobile, you’ll get Android 6.0.1 other improvements as part of a hefty 1.4GB update. Needless to say, make sure you’re on -Fi have plenty of battery juice before you start the download.

Galaxy S6 ge+: Same story with the large-screened, curvy ge from last year. T-Mobile says the update is live now, so hit that download button.

Sprint

Galaxy Note ge: The original, curvy phone is getting its turn at Marshmallow. Sprint says the over-the-air update has begun, so check now if you haven’t seen it come across yet.

Galaxy S5 Sport: According to Sprint, this ruggedized phone is also getting Android Marshmallow. The update will bring you all those nice features from Android 6.0 presumably some performance upgrades.

Sony

Xperia Z2, Z3, Z3 Compact, Z2 Tablet: Sony always seems to update a minimum of five devices at once. That’s the case here, as this combination of phones tablets are all set to receive Marshmallow. Xperia blog has firmware details downloads, but your safest bet is to wait for the over-the-air download from Sony.