Google Stock Contacts App Gains Lollipop and Marshmallow Support (APK Link)

Google has recently updated the Google Contacts application for select Android devices to made it easier to edit contact details. The most significant change Google expanded the app's availability from just Marshmallow to Lollipop. 

The app is still limited to Nexus, Android One, and Google Play Edition devices. Users running Lollipop on these devices can now add and edit contact data points such as name, number, and email allowing users to save to their Google account, fix duplicates, and call or message from the contact card. Google Contacts is free to download from the Google Play Store by folling the link below.

*Update* I was successfully able to download the APK (APK link below) install and run the new Google Contacts app on my Moto Z, Moto Z Force, and LG G5. Please comment below if you are able to install and run the new Google Contacts app on your non Nexus, Android One, or Google Play Edition phone.


Source: Google Play Store, Direct APK link

Download Google's Stock Android Phone Dialer On Any Phone Running Android Marshmallow

You can now replace your stock Android Phone dialer with the stock Google Phone dialer app. 

The requirement for install are for your phone to be run Android Marshmallow and that's it. The app is free, earlier versions could be used on some phones (i.e. my LG G5) but not others it now seems that all Marshmallow phones supported as of now. 

Check it out at the Google Play Store link, and if it does not show up for you there head over to the Google Drive APK link below.


Source: Google Play Store, Google Drive APK link