Google Play Services updated to version 6.7 [APK Download]

Following the Google Play Store being updated, Google has now issued an update to Google Play Services, bringing it to version 6.7.

The update contains features that will allow scheduling for Android One firmware updates, as well as an experimental Smart Unlock feature.

In addition, the Google Settings app is now broken up into two categories and alphabetised the list.

Of course, there could always be additional hidden features just disabled, so drop us a comment below if you notice anything different.

Google Play Services should update itself automatically over the next coming days, but you can also sideload the APK using the download link here.

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