[kreutzwj]

Agreed.

There is a major issue, not sure if in the rest of the world, but in Canada, the service provider has to request, and commonly pay for, the patch to which the manufacturer completes and then the service provider then pushes out to their devices. At least that is how it was when the E911 issue happened, it may be better now, but knowing Telecoms in Canada, I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't.

[canistr]

It's not better. Look at the proposed target released dates for StageFright patches by Telus. And considering that it is not even fully patches, this only adds to the insanity of the situation with regards to Android fragmentation and carrier's controlling releases.

http://forum.telus.com/thread/54211/category/top/board/Mobil...

  OEM	 	Model	 	        Target Release
  HTC           One M7	 	        August 14th
  HTC	 	One M8	 	        August 14th
  HTC           One M9	 	        August 14th
  HTC           Desire 320a	        August 28th
  HTC           Desire 601	        August 14th
  LG	 	Nexus 4	 	        Completed
  LG	 	Nexus 5	 	        Completed
  Motorola	Nexus 6	 	        Completed
  Samsung	Galaxy S5	 	August 11th
  SamsungGalaxy S5 Active	 	August 11th
  Samsung	Galaxy Alpha	 	August 21st
  Samsung	Galaxy Grand Prime	August 21st
  Samsung	Galaxy S6	 	Completed
  Samsung	Galaxy S6 Edge	 	Completed
  Samsung	Galaxy S4	 	August 28th
  Samsung	Galaxy Note 3	 	August 30th
  Samsung	Galaxy Note 4	 	August 11th
  Samsung	Galaxy Core	 	September 4th
  Samsung	Galaxy Tab S 8.4	September 4th
  Samsung	Galaxy Tab S 10.5	September 4th
  Sony	 	Xperia Z3	 	August 14th

[kreutzwj]

Yeah, I just checked Rogers, it looks even worse and not even updated for if it is completed.

http://communityforums.rogers.com/t5/forums/forumtopicpage/b...