Marshmallow’s new wallpapers. Photos: Imgur

Google rolled out its third Android 6.0 Marshmallow preview for developers on Monday, shortly after erecting a new Marshallow statue outside its Mountain View HQ. The new build sports a colorful new boot animation and a bunch of snazzy new wallpapers, which can all be downloaded below.

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Twitter realizes alienating developers probably wasn’t a good idea and is working to rectify that. Photo: Cult of Android

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Lollipop is coming to Fire Phone. Photo: Amazon

If you were one of the few who bought an Fire Phone and didn’t instantly return it, Amazon is preparing a Lollipop-based update that hopes to heal your remorse. Its Fire OS 5 preview is now available to developers ahead of a public release later this year.

The update will also be headed to Fire Tablets, Fire TV, and Fire TV Stick.