After a little wait while the download links populated, you can now get to the Google Developers site and download an Android M factory image to flash onto a Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9 and even a Nexus Player.
Before you get to downloading and flashing, be sure to remember that these are developer images and should not be considered ready to use as the main software on your phone. These are for evaluation and development purposes, so take a look, but keep the impressions of how things are running in the context of that fact.

You can get the factory Image at the Google's developers site...
http://developer.android.com/preview/download.html

Some guys are still waiting for Lollipop and you talking Mango.

Slow down bro

I want it as quickly as possible.... I'm getting too familiar with lollipop atm

aieromon:
Some guys are still waiting for Lollipop and you talking Mango.

Slow down bro

We are now in a global world.
I have been using L since September last year.
Dunno.what u are talking about

danjumakolo:


We are now in a global world.
I have been using L since September last year.
Dunno.what u are talking about

What you've been using doesn't put food on my table. I have also been using L for the past 9 months. My diatribe was as a result of the majority of Android users still stuck on KitKat.

aieromon:


What you've been using doesn't put food on my table. I have also been using L for the past 9 months. My diatribe was as a result of the majority of Android users still stuck on KitKat.

Ok your observation is noted.
I do have lots of Nigeria friends that are gauging themselves in terms of Android development with the outside world especially xda.This post was made for them...

aieromon:


What you've been using doesn't put food on my table. I have also been using L for the past 9 months. My diatribe was as a result of the majority of Android users still stuck on KitKat.

blame it on their phone manufacturers and not android