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[quote author=djwalata post=42263866]how did u do this[/quote



Just mad use of one of d hidden features of marshmallow

Collinz2:
marshmallwo only carry system ui tunner and contain inprovement and bugs are fixed. what u did there is the system ui tuner i guess if am not wrong or u tweak withj xposed.

U r still a learner go nd read up msrshmallow features......

Collinz2:
na true u talk no different from lollipop.

Ui wan dey compare lollypop with marshmallow shey.........check my screen

ibietela2:
Were did you get the file? And procedures?

Check previous page

dhabeautyjas:
Will it come to my phone by itself or i have to install it manually. Someone please advice.

Depends on ur choice

ibietela2:
You did it manually? Anyone with the 6.0 files? Can't wait to try

Yea bro

Android 6.0 Marshmallow tips and tricks
Poking the Marshmallow: All the best tips, tricks and hidden features to get the most out of Android 6.

Another year, another big Android update. The new version of Google’s mobile software is Android 6.0 Marshmallow and its currently available on all the Nexus devices released in the past two years, and comes as standard on the fantastic Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X.


We’ve been deep diving into the new software to find out exactly how it ticks. On the surface it may seem a lot like Android 5.0 Lollipop. But get a grip on its new semi-hidden extras and you’ll find it lets you snag information more quickly, and in a smarter way, than any version of Android before.

We’ve put together the hit-list of all the tips and tricks you need to get the most out of the new release of Android M. Check ‘em out.

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Just say ‘Ok Google’ from the home screen for instant assistant access

Android Marshmallow makes the Now assistant way more useful than it has ever been. It’s all about being quicker to access, and Android one-ups Apple by not even requiring a button press to turn on voice activation.

As long as you’re on the home screen, you can simply say ‘Ok, Google’ to start Google Now’s voice commands. We presume this works without killing your battery because unless you’re one of those awful people who idly flicks around your home screen in the cinema half-way through a film, it’s not as if you spend all that much time on there, is it? If you do, you’re doing it wrong.

Related: Android Marshmallow - Everything you need to know



Hold down the Home button for an instant info injection

Voice interaction is one thing, but there’s a much better way to get a quick Google Now injection without talking to your phone. Wherever you are, just hold down on the Home soft key and the Google Now overlay will pop up.

What this does is to scan through all the text on-screen to find any topics it might be able to offer-up Google Now info cards on. It’s perfect for quickly finding phone numbers for restaurants, looking up reviews for films and getting directions to places. It’s not going to do anything you couldn’t have done with your phone before, but the new Google Now style really greases your path from one stage to the next. In a good way.

Related: iPhone 6S Plus vs Galaxy Note 5



Enter the system-UI tuner

Hidden within the settings in Marshmallow is a nifty new UI tuner that lets you switch about some of the options in the quick-settings bar. To enable this, drag down the notification panel, hold down the cog until it spins and a little message pops-up. Then head into Settings, scroll to the bottom and tap System UI tuner.
Turbo-navigating the apps menu

The Android Marshmallow apps menu may seem a bit jarring at first. It’s pretty different from the old one. However, Google does its best to make the transition easy.

One of the bits you might not notice at first is that you can quick-scroll through the apps menu by moving a thumb up and down the extreme right edge of the apps panel. This then moves through the alphabet, rather than just flicking through the apps as arranged, letting you jump to the apps that, for example, begin with ’s’. It’s the quickest way to navigate through a huge apps collection.


Personalise your lock screen

Want to name your phone, or at least put your own name on it? Android Marshmallow lets you do this with a Lock Screen Message, as Google calls it.

This is just a little sentence, word or phrase, that appears just below the time and date on your lock screen. You input the thing yourself in Settings > Security > Lock Screen Message.

We imagine it’ll be mostly used for vanity purposes, but company phones can be stamped with ‘property of X’, or you could always leave an abusive message there for any would-be phone thieves.

Related: What is Google Now On Tap?



How to unlock the easter egg

As ever, Android M has a little easter egg feature. It

if anoda version like android 6.1 comes to upgrade after rooting will I have to flash the android 6 again or a android one initial Rom.... Any Idea

Collinz2:
I rather wait till febuary b4 updating to marshmallow maybe by that time more app with support it.

I dnt knw abt uh guys my own. Android M works with psiphon

Collinz2:
dead link

Check ur browser ogah b4 shouting dead link

Good news! If you're a user of Infinix Hot 2... I am proud to Announce to you that Android 6.0 (codenamed Marshmallow) is out. Unfortunately, the update is rolling out slowly. But if you can't wait to get the update from device settings, here is the OTA URL link.

https://android.googleapis.com/pack...b215e10308457665a9.M_incremental_OTA_0107.zip

NOTE: THIS IS NOT FOR INFINIX HOT 2 USERS ON INFINIX'S XUI. THIS UPDATE IS FOR THE ANDROID ONE ROM

Pre-Requisites:
Must be on a NON ROOTED ROM
Must have STOCK recovery, NOT custom revovery

How to Flash:
Download the zip file
Rename it to update.zip
Place it on the root of your SD Card (it shouldn't be in any folder)
Power off your phone
Hold Volume Up + Power Button
Release power button and tap volume up once you see the "Infinix" Logo
It will show you a dead Android robot with a red sign
Press Volume Up or Volume down (device dependent) to get into the stock recovery
Scroll down with Volume button to "Apply Update from SD Card"
Scroll down to the update.zip and select with the Power Button.
Install, and once installation is done, reboot your system and wait for system to start.

I cannot post screenshots because I am still rooted and still enjoying my Xposed. Probably on Thursday next week, I may update the thread with screenshot. But you're free to show proof of update if you are successful.

If you are rooted and want to install this update, you need to Flash back your stock ROM with SP Flash Tools or Infinix Flash Tool to get this update working.

By the time I'm done updating mine, I should post how to root Android M on Infinix Hot 2. Have a lovely weekend

Collinz2:
change ur date
to the date there jan.10 if it tell u to wait for a time then change ur time to that time also.

Tanks wot bout d Xender issue

Tolulopy:
R u using psiphon?

Yea

Pls guys my Xender in infinix hot2 could not connect to anoda fone Xender.... Wot can I do to solve dis and my software updated always shows waiting for download and notin apens nd I couldn't update a fone pls help

Anuoluwap: what steps? Than to buy N1000 jamb scratch card and use the pin to print out your admission letter.

yup

muyi4buk: pls, has anyone printed his or her jamb admission letter?

i ave printed mine

pls sum1 shoud gv us aaua requirement 4 faculty screening....nd do dey acept computer printed o'level