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Microsoft to push Windows 10 Mobile updates direct to users

Microsoft to push Windows 10 Mobile updates direct to users

Posted on October 15, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Unlike desktop OS updates, software updates for mobile devices can be a bit tricky, even convoluted, depending on how many cooks are in the kitchen. If you add platform maker, device maker, and carrier together, you could be looking at updates that take months to land on users’ devices. While not a problem for small feature updates, it could be a death sentence as far as critical security fixes are concerned. Fortunately for Windows 10 phone users,Microsoft might be putting its foot down and will push updates directly.
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