Despite being leaked over a month ago, Sense 6 has now made its official appearance on all major US carriers.




This update weighs in at about 668 MB and comes with Android 4.4.2 KitKat, as well as these new improvements:
- Updated interfaces for all stock Sense apps like Gallery and Messages.
- Addition of Extreme Power Saving mode alongside the regular Power Saver mode.
- New Camera app
- BlinkFeed improvements
- Various other system improvements and fixes
If you haven't gotten the notification yet, you can always check manually by going to Settings -> About -> Software Update (or just tap AT&T Software Update if you have the AT&T variant). And if you haven't already, check out my other unoffical guide to Sense 6 on the M7.
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