Sony has begun releasing the beta preview of its Android 6.0 Marshmallow build to Xperia Z3 and Xperia Z3 Compact owners.
Earlier this month the Japanese company announced that it would allow 10,000 users to get their hands on a preview version of their new Android build ahead of its official launch.
The Concept Marshmallow build has now started rolling out to those lucky enough to get an invite in time and will continue to be released gradually over the coming weeks.
If the update hasn’t hit your phone yet it should do soon and you can keep up with the Concept for Android release on Sony’s blog.
Related: What’s new in Android 6.0
Sony has also announced a new round of last minute invites for those who missed out the first time.
To get a chance to test Sony’s next major Android update, Xperia owners should use the Concept Sign-up app and be quick as it’s first come first served.
The beta testing is only being made available to users in select European countries: Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, United Kingdom, Ireland, and Germany.
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