Entries in Firmware updates (4)

Thursday
Sep142017

Samsung pushes camera update ahead of Galaxy Note8 release

The Galaxy Note8 is almost here but just ahead of its release Samsung just pushed a firmware update for the phone (version N950FXXU1AQI1). Some of the things the update brings to the Note8 include camera software improvement as well as wireless charging optimization. The August security patch is also included in the update, which as Samsung Mobile Security blog enumerates include 32 critical or high-level fixes. There is also a preview of the September security patch on said blog that fixes 46 vulnerabilities in Android and 12 in Samsung Experience.

Source: Android Authority

Sunday
Feb092014

HP to only release firmware updates for customers under warranty after Feb. 19

HP just announced new policy when it comes to firmware updates for its products. According to Ubergizmo, the company will only provide firmware updates for clients who are still under warranty after the 19th of February. This means if you have valid warranty, support agreement or signed up for Care Pack service, then you can gain access to the updates through HP support center.

HP Vice President Mary McCoy said in a press release, “Our customers under warranty or support coverage will not need to pay for firmware access, and we are in no way trying to force customers into purchasing extended coverage. That is, and always will be, a customer’s choice.”

Sunday
Jan192014

Microsoft re-releases Surface Pro 2 firmware update

Microsoft has just re-released the Surface Pro 2 tablet firmware update after users complained about installation issues of said update. Ubergizmo reports that initial installation attempts have seen those problems addressed. The firmware upgrade is being rolled out in phases so wait for the update notification to show up on your device.

Tuesday
Aug312010

Ship now, update later

Most of the devices we buy today run on software that enables features and functionality.  Of course all our computers have it, our smartphones too. Digital cameras, personal media players, GPS  devices, game consoles and even TVs all come with software or firmware that can be updated and revised to enable features and improve our experiences.

 

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