Sentences with phrase «changelogs at»

There doesn't appear to be much new, and Google doesn't exactly help with its ways of updating changelogs at a snail's pace, but the same download link applies as with Wallet.

You can peruse the order guide and the complete changelog at the links below.

There is no official changelog at the moment, but we should get one in the next few days.

You can find the full changelog at Verizon's site.

You can check out the full changelog at the Windows Blog!

You can check out the full Galaxy S8 emoji changelog at Emojipedia.

Just check out the changelog at the link above, and you'll immediately understand what I'm talking about.

Also, it's worth noting that if Microsoft doesn't offer a changelog at all, it certainly wouldn't be the first time, so you probably shouldn't hold your breath for this one.

Not exact matches

At the time of writing this review, they have released close to 3 updates for the game and judging from the changelog, they have fixed a lot of bugs, some of which I had the misfortune of encountering during my playthrough.

A list of the enhancements from v1.0 is available at the OPDS changelog.

In fact, the changelog was snagged by the folks over at Android Central, where the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean software update, aka JRO03H, will come with a wide range of numerous enhancements to deliver peak performance on your Xoom Wi - Fi — smooth as (project) butter, perhaps?

With a version bump up to 4.1.05, BlackBerry has included the changelog for everyone and here's a look at what you can expect in this release: Pre-populate Sign up Screen - make the process for sign up of Twitter account easier by pre -...

No official changelog has been offered at the moment for us to go through all of the changes one by one, but chances are this would mean it is a minor release — with the main purpose of fixing what are some niggling issues that have plagued earlier builds.

The full changelog can be found at Verizon's website so if you've yet to update your device, what are you waiting for?

To see the full changelog for the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update on the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, check out Verizon's support pages at this link.

Have a look at the full changelog on Nvidia's site here.

The patch comes in at almost 1 GB, with no official changelogs or patch notes that detail specific changes that were applied.

The full changelog of the latest update is available at http://mars.takeonthegame.com/changelog.

The changelog is rather big and can be viewed over at the official website.

If you haven't already, grab the update for yourself at this link, and check out the detailed changelog over on the installer's Xposed repo page.

For starters, the Android 8.0 Oreo update tips the scales at a massive 1.4 GB, at least on T - Mo US, with a super-lengthy changelog that we aren't going to detail for obvious reasons.

Sony is offering its source code (device tree and kernel with a proper changelog) as a reference to other developers working on custom ROMs popular here at XDA.

As usual, the release should take place over-the-air, but seeing how the official changelog has yet to be published by Sprint and Verizon at the time of this writing, the update's availability will likely expand slowly and gradually over the course of the coming weeks.

Samsung clearly seems silent on what it fixes with this update (have a look at the changelog below).

You can check out the full changelog, including links to download the latest SDK bits, at the Windows Blog!

As always, you can check out the full changelog, including a list of known issues, at the Windows Blog!

Sadly, no changelog is mentioned at the source, so we can't tell what new features come with the device.

Interested in what's coming next or want to look back at the changelog of older updates?

The changelog includes an extensive list of improvements and you can view them all at Samsung's official page.

Take a look at the full changelog below:

The detailed changelog doesn't seem to be available at the moment, and nor is there a whole lot of detail available about either the size of the download or the exact build number (s).

It seems that there are no new features included in the latest U11 update, at least according to the software's changelog.

Once again, the update keeps the security patch date at August 1, although the changelog does mention that the latest Google security patches are applied.

This takes you to the latest changelog post, which details the April Fools» joke at the bottom of the post.

The changelog doesn't seem to contain any additional new features and the release is primarily focused on the distribution of the Android security patch launched by Google at the beginning of October, which should fix certain vulnerabilities within the Android operating system.

As for the software, the latest changelog always gets posted up to the Android Open Source Project at some point which details the changes made in the latest version of Android to hit the airwaves.

Here's a look at the full changelog.

While the update does not contain any exciting changes, the changelog hints at several new features that will be coming to Android Wear.

The update also brings bug fixes, or at least one bug fix, as the changelog would suggest.

At the moment, there is no official changelog of the update but from the Developer Previews, Android Oreo 8.1 would probably come with some the following changes.