Sentences with phrase «release monthly security updates»

The company has promised to release monthly security updates for this device but for some odd reason has decided to put the Galaxy A8 + (2018) on a quarterly update schedule.

The monthly update pattern began in 2015 when some Android smartphone makers such as HTC, LG, and Samsung announced their plans of following Google's lead and release monthly security updates to premium devices soon after Google rolls out the software to its hardware partners.

Google also announced that it will release monthly security updates for the Nexus line for the Nexus line.

That's why Apple and Google release monthly security updates: Having a vulnerable phone is bad for business in such intense competition, so both companies want to make sure they're not leaving any customers open to attack (and themselves open to embarrassment).

Google released its monthly security update earlier in the week with Samsung also shedding light with its own contributions.

If you own not just a Nexus 6P but also a Nexus 5X, Pixel or Pixel XL phone, you must know by now that the search engine company usually releases monthly security updates during the week that has the first Monday of every month.

Samsung promised to change its update policy on unlocked Galaxy devices in the United States as the company vowed to start releasing monthly security updates for these devices.

Samsung has had a habit of releasing monthly security updates without disclosing what's actually in those updates, what issues that it has a...

Not exact matches

Like the Priv, BlackBerry will time its own updates to coincide with Google's monthly Android security releases, so the DTEK50 will fall in line.

However, with the release of Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, Google changed its software strategy and confirmed the second - generation Pixel phones will get three major software updates and monthly security updates for three years.

Also, we've seen a massive improvement in how timely Samsung has become with respect to rolling out monthly security updates and with the release of Android O, this is expected to even get better.

The lifetime for CB or CBB is finite and you need to install new feature upgrades on your machines, to continue receiving the security updates released monthly.

However, Samsung is one of the fastest and most consistent at releasing the monthly Android security updates.

Some manufacturers have also claimed that they're making an effort to update devices with the same monthly security releases that Nexus and Pixel phones receive.

One more thing: BlackBerry phones are usually the first to get the monthly Android Security update — often hours before Google releases the bulletin itself!

Google issues monthly security updates and rolls out version updates to all of its supported Pixel, Nexus, and Android Go devices, but these are not always released in a timely manner by manufacturers and carriers for other devices.

Even with the small staff, Essential is talking a strong game when it comes to releasing monthly security patches and regular platform updates.

A spokesperson from HMD Global told TechRadar «the smartphones will get the Android O update once the new release is available from Google for their OEM partners, the same way HMD Global is committed to the monthly Android security updates».

Samsung's official website dedicated to mobile phone safety said the company started rolling out the latest Android update to «major flagship models» as part of the monthly Security Maintenance Release (SMR) process.

Google released its latest monthly Android security update just over two weeks ago, making it immediately available for its supported Nexus and Pixel devices.

Google has just released its latest monthly Android security update for Pixel and Nexus phones.

«We have released a security update to Nexus devices through an over-the-air (OTA) update as part of our Android Security Bulletin Monthly Release process,» says security update to Nexus devices through an over-the-air (OTA) update as part of our Android Security Bulletin Monthly Release process,» says Security Bulletin Monthly Release process,» says Android.

ZDNet reports that Microsoft is targeting a March 11th release date for the update, the same day the company releases its monthly security patches.

Motorola said it is difficult to push out monthly security patches for its smartphones, preferring to bundle the updates into bigger maintenance releases or operating system upgrades.

Google will support all Nexus devices with monthly security updates for 3 years after release or 18 months after they leave the Google Store.

Last year when Stage Fright was making owning an Android device an act of constant faith, Google formally guaranteed that they would be keeping Nexus devices up to date via monthly security patches for three years after release with major over the air updates continuing to roll out for at least two years.

However, the company has been busy with pushing monthly Android security updates to the device since its first release on March 11.

A couple of weeks ago, Google released its latest monthly Android security update, making it available for supported Nexus and Pixel devices.

Google released its latest monthly Android security update, along with new system images and OTA files for supported Nexus and Pixel devices.