But according to Hautala, Microsoft Sure, Microsoft's point would be understandable is Windows Phone would really grow as strong as Android (which it doesn't with a few manufacturers only) but nevertheless, it was a great service for end-users to... It's indeed true that not every single update, which might contains minor bug fixes only, is required at the time the update might be available or not, for instance many end-users don't need Exchange patches or fixes because they access their... From now, nobody will know if an update is really be on the way, delayed or simply skipped (by the manufacturer or carriers) which sooner or later will backfire to Microsoft since the end-user might think that Microsoft isn't taking care by not... If a bug was discovered, shouldn't the fix be rolled-out to everyone as soon as the patch is available, doesn't matter which country, carrier or phone model.

We’ve experienced the Skyrim PS3 framerate issues (aka lag) first hand, and while an update seemed to have fixed the issue, it was later discovered to only temporary help and the problems returned with more gameplay. Both PS3 and Xbox 360 players can expect bug fixes, but it seems that the frame rate issue, only on the PS3, will not be fixed any time soon. Within the last couple of weeks it was confirmed that Bethesda would not be fixing this specific PS3 issue with the next patch, according to this forum post , which was apparently discovered after one user contacted Skyrim support. 4 in the hope it fixes their problems, although it’s worth noting that not everyone experiences the problems as regular.