Nvidia’s Shield Android TV gets some better gaming prowess with a pretty substantial update. Some other phones are also finally catching up to Android 5.1.1, which may or may not tide you over until you start seeing all the cool stuff Marshmallow can do.

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.

Nvidia

Shield Android TV: at’s probably the best Android TV device right now is getting a software bump to version 2.0. th that, you’ll get the GeForce Now gaming service, support for 4K Android games, some new video codecs. The streaming service brings over 50 titles to the Shield, costs $7.99 per month. Games include Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders, Bombsquad, Riptide G2. Your device should get the software update automatically.

Nexus

Android Marshmallow: learned this week that it won’t be long for the Nexus 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 to get Marshmallow. At its Nexus Chromecast event, said that Marshmallow updates would start to roll out for Nexus devices some time next week. will be obsessively hitting the “update” button let you know once they start heading your way.

AT&T

Galaxy S6/S6 ge: You’re finally up to speed with the latest version of Android 5.1.1. For a few days before Marshmallow rolls out, anyway. An over-the-air update is coming from AT&T for the Galaxy S6 Galaxy S6 ge that chalks in at 670MB. 

T-Mobile

Galaxy S6/S6 ge/S6 ge+/Note 5: If you’re eager to try out Samsung y, then look for an update to hit your Galaxy smartphone. But that’s not all – the GS6 GS6 ge are also getting RCS messaging support, so now you know exactly when the person on the other end of the conversation is writing you back. If you want all the details, check out the T-Mobile support page for the Galaxy S6, S6 ge, S6 ge+, Note 5. 

Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014): Now that Marshmallow is coming…you get llipop. Hey, it’s better than Kitkat, but there’s really no excuse for this late of an update. Check back with us in a year to find out when you’re getting Marshmallow after announces Nutella, Nutcracker, or something else that starts with an “N.”

Sony

Xperia M2, M2 Aqua: Android 5.1 is finally headed your way. Sony says you’ll also get nkedIn integration with your contacts a remove shutter button if you’ve connected the device to a Sony Smartwatch 3.