Sentences with phrase «patch updates to its devices»

Seeing how HMD Global has been getting the latest monthly security patch updates to its devices before other Android OEMs, we will not be surprised if HMD Global finishes the Oreo update rollout for all its smartphones before other companies.
This preview works with API level 27 and it brings November 2017 security patch updates to all devices included on the list above.

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Nevertheless, they also advise to patch all your devices as soon as security updates are available.
The new bill would require tech companies that sell connected devices to the U.S. government to ensure their products can be patched with security updates.
For instance, since security and data protection are top priorities for many small businesses (especially ones that are adding a server because they've experienced data loss), Small Business Server 2008 deploys automatic patches and updates to all Windows users on the network, and automatically backs up of the server to a USB drive or other device several times a day.
Fixing the problem is a matter of a straightforward software update, but while Microsoft has already released a patch to fix the problem on devices running its software, Google and Apple have still to release updates that will do the same.
Published today, a two - year study of Android security updates has revealed a distressing gap between the software patches Android companies claim to have on their devices...
Some users of Samsung's 2014 phablet started receiving the patch on Monday and confirmed that the package arrived as an over-the-air (OTA) update that their device prompted them to download.
Google announced this month's security patch earlier this week, and after a few other manufacturers announced their own rollouts of the update, now BlackBerry has started rolling it out to their own devices.
The latest update is also carrying a patch to fix a bug that cause the device displaying the incorrect network time after activation and there is a Google Wallet update is also coming with the mix.
The new firmware has already been maligned thanks to its camera issues, but seeing as the device is not slated for another update, the problem will need to be patched as a standalone fix.
For Samsung to circumvent that, would break the Android Device Compatibility Test guidelines, as a result they can't patch it when an update.
While some devices might get at least one big Android update, it remains to be seen how well each single device variant will be kept safe through security patches.
For regular users, the only use is to preemptively unlock your device now in case the method is patched in an update or something.
You need to download a small update from the App Store before downloading the actual patch while the game is launched and open on your device screen.
What's the duty of care of mobile devices as pertains to patches / updates provided by the vendor and / or provider?
Google is promising to continue to future on enhancing security for its operating system and to lead by example when it comes to supporting devices with security patches and updates.
The update takes the device to build number: 2.41.400.5 and also comes with several bug fixes and Google security patches.
This software update has been tested to help optimize device performance, resolve known issues and apply the latest security patches.
But you'll still want to update your laptop, phone, tablet, and any other device you bring to other Wi - Fi networks, in case they are not patched.
Keep an eye out for firmware updates to any other Wi - Fi connected devices you use, and email the manufacturers of those devices to see if they have issued or are planning on issuing a patch.
This software update has been tested to optimize device performance, resolve known issues and apply the latest security patches.
In the iOS update, Apple patched a bug that could have triggered iOS devices to restart after receiving a malicious SMS text message.
Accordingly, Samsung will no longer be rolling out major OS updates or monthly security patches to those devices: they have officially been taken off Samsung's security update list.
Throughout the year, we worked to improve the process for releasing security updates, and 30 % more devices received security patches than in 2016.
In addition to the December security update, which patches 10 issues found with Samsung's software, as well as 11 critical problems for Android itself, T - Mobile includes updates for video calls and conferences, as well as DIGITS, the T - Mobile service that allows you to use one phone number on multiple devices.
Since the company had its hands full with the Galaxy S8 Oreo update last month, many of its devices didn't receive last month's patch and will instead be bumped up straight to the March 2018 patch.
Naturally, Google's Pixel and Nexus devices are already receiving an update with the latest patch, while Samsung will take a couple of weeks to get the update out to most devices and countries.
The update brings the device to B338 and also adds the February security patches.
After listing the various security issues that have been patched for Pixel / Nexus devices, Google displays a new section called «Functional updates» or «issues not related to the security of Pixel devices
The latest monthly security patch for Android is here, and as usual, the update is rolling out first to Pixel and Nexus devices.
It's raining November security patches for all but the latest Samsung flagships, with the latest devices to get the newest security update b...
Just one day after the February security patch was released for Pixel and Nexus devices, the Essential Phone is already being updated to it, too.
Along with the security update and patches that apply to every Android device, some bug fixes and software improvements are inbound for Google's family of devices.
One challenge for Android device owners that has been an issue for the OS ever since it launched is updating it with the latest security patches, to say nothing of over-the-air rollouts for major feature updates for the OS.
This bug was first discovered in July last year and has since been patched on several devices, but the bug continues to be exploited and many devices have yet to receive an update.
Several Samsung devices have recently been updated to the current October Android security patch and the latest to join the party is the Galaxy A3 2016.
It gets even more interesting with this update as the South Korean company just recently availed last month's Android security patches to the device.
The update brings the March security patch to the device and interestingly we're told that the boot splash screen shows the device model as the V30S ThinQ.
Google started pushing the August security patch to Nexus and Pixel devices recently, and it turns out Samsung isn't too far behind and has released an update with the August 1 security patch for the Galaxy J7 Prime in a couple of markets.
In this week's top stories: The «Check for update» button on Pixel and Nexus devices finally works with the latest Google Play services, a Chromium commit hints at a successor to Material Design, and the February security patch has rolled out for Pixel and Nexus devices.
You would have barebones software that runs well on the device, updates for two years (three years for security patches) and fast updates to hotfix all the messy ways people find to hack into it.
In addition to the usual 96 fixes which the June update brings for all devices running on Android, this OTA patch will also tend to some of Samsung's unique bugs and fixes on these tablets.
Owners of these LG phones should get a notification of the over-the-air (OTA) update but they can also manually check for the availability of the security patch by going to Settings > About Device > Software Updates > Check for Updates.
While these updates could make some people think that Windows 10 Mobile devices still have a future since they continue receiving patches, they're actually just security fixes that come to address the vulnerabilities and bugs that Microsoft discovered recently.
Hopefully the long update delay has given Motorola the chance to patch various issues with early Android 5 builds and the 5.0.2 builds that have begun seeding will offer the stability and performance that Moto devices are expected to deliver.
This makes the Galaxy A5 (2017) among the first devices in Samsung's arsenal to receive the February patch and that is not surprising, given the fact that the Galaxy A-series of smartphones have indeed been the first smartphones to get the monthly security updates from the manufacturer for the last few months.
The new patches — Quadrooter and Android's latest security updates — are for work underneath the device to improve aspects like protection and security.
For comparison's sake, Google recently published an update timeline clearly stating that Nexus devices will only receive updates to the latest version of Android for two years, with an additional year of security patches tacked on at the end.
Samsung's been taking it rather slow with the February patch, no doubt because of the Galaxy S9 and S9 + (and possibly the Oreo update for the Galaxy S8), and with the month - end approaching, it doesn't look like the February 2018 patch will be making their way to most Galaxy devices before March (or at all, if Samsung decides to skip ahead to the March security patch).
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