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[Super+Anthony]

Anyone got this new update and have any knowledge what it has improved or added?

[Chrisee]

@Super+Anthony increasingly Sky are moving from firmware releases to introduce new functionaliity to the OS upgrades which are increased once the fleet is running the correct set up ie festures are turned on remotely. Sky never formally say what if any bug fixes are in a release so in practice your guess is as good as anyones.

[Dazzasky]

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@Super+Anthony wrote:

Anyone got this new update and have any knowledge what it has improved or added?

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No idea, I've not had the update yet. 

[Super+Anthony]

I don't understand why they won't tell us as customers. They used to tell us. Other companies let their customers know what each update is all about. I think I know why they won't tell us though!!!

[GD1]

@Super+Anthony   The build version isn't a s important as it used to be it is the UI version which is, what is the UI version on your puck?

[lettice]

Sky do not often supply information on updates and have not done so for previous platforms, like Sky Q.

Many of the updates may just be minor fixes, could be some back office changes or even some third party directed fixes.

Updates are always pushed out in a phased approach, such that they may contain a balance of fixes and some new future feature, that may not go live to all customers, until it has been pushed out to all customers.

if any updates are of upfront significance, like the recent Reminders or Sports Multiview, it may get a mention on here.

As we have mentioned a number of times recently.

Sky Glass and Sky Stream distribute updates in a manner of ways.

Do not take the build version as any main guide level.

The UI version is now seen as the more regular and prominent push for updates within the Sky OS.