Thankfully, it looks like all the bugs have now been squashed and the build has at last been deemed stable enough for public release as the American manufacturer has today started redistributing the long-awaited Android 6.0.1 upgrade for its two gaming slates in the aforementioned regions.
You can catch the full changelog for the update below:
SHIELD Tablet
New NVIDIA SHIELD Camera – New UI inspired by Material Design, improved burst photo functionality, Adds new real-time HD Image Effects
Now on Tap – Quickly find information related to what you are seeing on the screen, also from inside an app
New Adoptable Storage – MicroSD cards can be integrated with main internal storage, auto managed by system
User Interface Upgrades – Personalize Home & Lock screens with different wallpapers, new NVIDIA wallpapers; Personalize Quick Settings menu, add/remove, rearrange toggles; Google Now voice commands can be launched from lock screen
Improved App Permissions – Permissions are now managed centrally
Power Consumption – App Standby power improvements; New App Optimization feature; Improved BT Low Energy scanning power efficiency
System wide improvements – Monitor Memory Usage with detailed usage of each app; Improvements to WiFi Connectivity; Optimized preloaded apps; Update to Android 6.0 Security Patxch Level January 2016
SHIELD Tablet K1
Optimized behavior of legacy apps that lead to instances of increased power consumption
Improvements to WiFi connectivity
Fixed crashes in Performance, Power, and Display settings
Fixed crashes in Game Mapper
Fixed Doom 3 not launching
Added back SHIELD Controller touch pad functionality
Added support for Stylus Lasso Capture functionality
Update to Android 6.0 Security Patch Level January 2016
Fixes to App Optimization feature
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