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Google will require OEMs to provide regular Android security updates
Publié: mai 12, 2018, 10:41am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The fragmentation problem that affects Android not only means that there are a tiny number of users running the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, but also that many handsets are not patched with the latest security update. This could be about to change. At its I/O developer conference this week, Google announced that its security policies will be changing. While its not clear when this could happen, the company will require some smartphone manufacturers to roll out regular security updates to users. See also: Microsoft says that to text from Windows 10 with Your Phone app, you'll need… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft launches free Surface Pro 4 replacement program because it can't fix flickering screens
Publié: mai 12, 2018, 10:12am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
If you have a Surface Pro 4, you might be one of the unlucky tablet owners to suffer from a flickering screen -- a problem predictably dubbed "flickergate". Unable to come up with a fix, Microsoft has opened up a replacement program that means that those affected by the problem will be able to get a new Surface Pro 4 free of charge. Microsoft says that it has been unable to produce a patch to address the issue, and is therefore simply going to offer replacements to people. What's not clear is why it has taken the company so long… [Continue Reading]