the Marshmallow 6.0 update to the Sony XBR-55X810c (and probably other 2015 models) is available

by zhiryst

Was just notified of the update, its applying now.

Just checked the sony support site, the only release notes are:

UPDATE System Software Update Release Date 12/06/2016 Version PKG3.709.0120NAB File Size 1.39 GB

File Description

Sony has designed the BRAVIA® Televisions software update process to be customer friendly. This software update (version PKG3.709.0120NAB) provides the following benefits: Improvements over version PKG3.531.0108NAB: This utility updates the system software to Android™ M (Marshmallow)

zhiryst

it finished. Not much has changed other than some added more bloat, some Interactive TV stuff

Version is 6.0.1 and Android security patch level is October 1, 2016.

morphinapg

hoping for the same update for my x930d pretty soon. I have a new "app" on the home screen that basically just says an update is coming soon. It actually says sequential updates after december, so there may be more coming after this one?

MuchoCilantro

https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/75744

danudey

My TV didn't want to download it so I put it in a USB drive and updated that way. 99% identical, which I suppose is actually good. Went in and disabled a inch of the Sony crap like featured apps (Sony Shelf, etc) and it seems to run pretty okay other than the Remote service keeps crashing so the remote stops working.

Still don't know how to get rid of featured content though.

Kalinskym

OP what country are you in

Cavi_

I haven't got it yet on my 810c. Any idea if it's recognized by Google Home now?! Most disappointing to by Home and find out my TV isn't even recognized.

hackel

It's so odd to see a "new" update to Android 6.0 when my Nexus Player's been on 7.0 for ages now and I just updated my phone to 7.1.1. Glad you've finally got it, though... I guess.

This is why I wish manufacturers would just stop making so-called smart TVs. The display is always going to outlast the smart software and hardware inside. Much better to have it external.