Samsung wants to update their devices free of security holes, so for them has announced a new way to send updates with which to keep up their devices. To do this it will send updates OTA (over-the-air) "regularly once a month," to end the Stagefright bugs as Android, which allowed the team to take control through MMS messages. The idea is that in the future the company uses a similar process upgrades, but working closely with service providers for the deployment is completed as soon as possible, especially when it comes to critical system problems.
Vice president of Samsung's own Dong Jin Koh claimed that "since the software is constantly hacked in new ways, develop a rapid response process to deliver security patches to our equipment is essential to keep protected." So we expect to see more updates in the future Samsung. We'll see if this also helps to keep computers up to date version within the system.Every cloud has a silver lining.
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