If you don’t know how to enable said option, trying to open the downloaded Google Now Launcher APK file should have the device prompt you to enable installation from Unknown Sources and take you to the required menu. Assuming you do and are using Android 4.1 or later, then you’re good to go. The first of those, the Google Now Launcher can be downloaded and installed just like any other launcher so long as you allow apps from outside the Google Play Store to be installed. If you’re carrying a Nexus device, then you will already know that you can give the latest preview of Android 6.0 Marshmallow a try for yourself, but if you are using any other Android phone, you’ll be pleased to know that you can still get at least a taste of what is in store by installing either the new Google Now Launcher, Android Marshmallow’s wallpapers or its boot animation. With new features and a slightly tweaked interface, the future looks bright for Android.

Now that we finally know that Android M will actually be called Android Marshmallow, attention can truly turn to what Google will be including in the next release of its mobile operating system.

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