Sony Starts Rolling Out February Android Security Update Ahead of Google Pixel Phones

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Sony has earned alone some bragging legal rights as the Japan-based small business has began rolling out the February Android security up grade in the direction of its Xperia methods, even ahead of Google's personal Pixel smartphones. Google helps make its security patch accessible towards the OEMs each and every month with bug fixes and stability developments towards the Android build still this period about Sony has definitely impressed the marketplace with its tempo of rolling out the update.

The Japanese consumer electronics huge has started off rolling out the firmware upgrade, with build quantity 39.Two.A.0.417, for the Xperia XZ and X Performance, which contains Google's February Android stability enhance, Xperia Web site mentioned in its posting. Moreover, Xperia X and X Little contain received the February patch as effectively with their most recent enhance (build 34.2.A.0.311).

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