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I actually flashed Lollipop a few minutes ago and promptly received the Marshmallow Beta OTA update.

As reported by a few other people, there is indeed an issue with the Galaxy Care app. It's not showing the Galaxy Beta Program, and is giving server errors. This is probably a temporary issue and should be fixed soon. Furthermore, if you have already been enrolled into the Galaxy Beta program...

I have a Christmas gift for you all. It's coming really soon! Sit tight! :D **** Nevermind! I got the link to the official G925XXU3ZOL6 Beta OTA update, but it looks like it's encrypted and can't be flashed manually; verification errors in recovery. :(

I would happily dump the firmware, but I don't want to trip Knox, as I would like to use Samsung Pay when it arrives in the UK. Best bet would be to look for the OTA file URL in logcat.

I know right, it's super smooth; new animations are a nice as well.

After testing the build for a few hours, It looks like the RAM management issue still exists. However, keep in mind, Marshmallow is still under development. So, wait until Sammy pushes the final build before ranting about it.

Check my twitter feed for screenshots.

The firmware is real; it's a test firmware. It's currently under development and nowhere near final build. Also, this firmware is not rolling out anywhere, it's just that a person has got hold of one and leaked the screenshots and video of it.

Is the update different this time around?

zxz0O0 - Can we talk on Google Hangouts?

From where did you get your 360 strap?

Can you PM me your email address?

Do you even know why OEMs release kernel source code ?

Samsung will NEVER release kernel source code, because they are not obligated to. There is no KK build so there is no GPL. Stop spamming them.

I can't comment on that at the moment.

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Well, first week of may isn't far, so let's see. ;) As far as I can tell you, I have many insiders and all are telling me the same thing.

I have re-packaged the fw, so it's much easier for you guys to download and flash. Big thanks to Izap for the leak! :D Model: GT-N8000 Country: Open Europe Version: Android 4.4.2 Changelist: 1430589 Build date: Wed, 23 Apr 2014 03:09:45 +0000 Product Code: OXA PDA: N8000XXUDND5 CSC...

I never said it was about Samsung's software department.

This has anything to do with the Galaxy S III? BTW, I already confirmed that the Note II will be getting the KK update. :P https://twitter.com/Faryaab/status/447660651331461120

There are custom ROMs based on Android 4.4.2 KitKat and there are many people who have flashed their devices with such ROMs. And, some people have obviously performed a GFX benchmark on their device (with android 4.4.2 custom rom), thus Android 4.4.2 showing up in the benchmark history. :P

Here you go, Chainfire. Model: SM-G900H Model name: Country: Indonesia Version: Android 4.4.2 Changelist: 1186981 Build date: Mon, 31 Mar 2014 09:35:10 +0000 Product Code: XSE PDA: G900HXXU1ANCJ CSC: G900HOLB1ANCH MODEM: G900HXXU1ANCI http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=27871

I don't know. I haven't tried it.

I derped with the changelist number. It's actually 481100. :)

To download, check out my leaked firmware thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2465713

Android 4.4.2 test build is online!

Oh what do we have here! We post few screenshots and you guys make a thread about it. You guys are simply awesome! :) Today is the big leak day, read that again, I said "today" is the big leak day and I'm not giving an exact time. ;)

All links have been updated! :)

You need to flash ART compatible GApps to get ART to work properly.

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Mirror added to the first post!

How? As you may or may not know, ART is experimental that's why Google is still using Dalvik as default.

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All the stuff from 2.0 and 3.0 will be coming in future builds. :)

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Merry Christmas to you, as well! :)

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