LG G3 gets 2G/3G data roaming fixes at T-Mobile, three years after release

Here is what perseverance may mean to some people. It appears that T-Mobile and LG continue to support the G3, the South Korean company's main flagship launched back in June 2014.

Unfortunately, it's not the elusive Android 7.0 Nougat update that many LG G3 owners have expected. Still, it's nice to know that companies like LG continue to support their products even after they become nearly obsolete.

The new Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update software version D85130g is now being pushed to LG G3 units at T-Mobile. As the title says, the update is supposed to bring some 2G/3G data roaming fixes that affect LG's smartphone.

On top of that, the changelog mentions the update adds Google's monthly security patch but fails to say which security update it includes. The LG application has received a fix as well. Last but not least, LG implemented some system stability improvements.

The update is rolled out OTA (over the air) in stages, so it might take up to a week to propagate to all LG G3 units at T-Mobile. Make sure to check your phone though to see if it's available for download.

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