Tired of going out of your way to hit up your local ATM to deposit a check? Well, Bank of America just updated its iOS application to version 4.0.392. This upgrade brings a slew of new interesting features, such as giving bank customers the ability to make check deposits and send money to others by…
Archives for 2012
Hello, 4-inch iPhone: iOS 6 found scalable to larger 640×1136 display
Just in case you weren’t convinced of an imminent 4-inch iPhone from all the rumors and speculation flying around the Internet, 9to5Mac dug into iOS 6 to all but confirm that the next-generation iPhone will in fact have a larger 640×1136 resolution display. For the first time, the UI elements within the OS are scalable. iOS…
Motorola to announce new handset on Friday – Likely the RAZR HD
While the likes of the Droid RAZR Maxx is hardly a handset to scoff at, we’ve always found it a bit hard to get excited for a Motorola handset announcement. Well, Motorola is looking to build some hype, as it’s set to announce a new device this Friday. With all bets hedging on the RAZR…
Toshiba surprises Thrive owners with Android 4.0.4 update
Surprise, surprise. Toshiba has started rolling out Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) updates to lucky Thrive owners. This was totally unexpected as many of us believed the upgrade wasn’t expected until the fall. We guess the Tokyo based manufacturer figured out whatever issue it was having with the update, which caused them to originally delay…
Sorry legacy device owners, in-app purchasing available on Windows Phone 8 only
When Microsoft unveiled Windows Phone 8 back in June, it left a sour taste in the mouths of current Windows Phone owners. These individuals will have to live with Windows Phone 7.8, a watered down version of Windows Phone 8 meant for devices that can’t fully handle all the added features Microsoft has been cooking…
Yellow Nokia Lumia 800 appears in China — the real thing or an ingenious bootleg?
Nokia has been popping up in the headlines as of late, with the possible unveiling of new Windows Phone 8 handsets at its event on Sept. 5. Now pics have surfaced of a mystical yellow-ish Lumia 800/900 device that’s believed to be an old prototype. These images posted at Chinese microblogging site Sina, and the prototype…
Sprint quietly testing LTE network in Silicon Valley
Anyone who has used Sprint’s 3G service knows how painstakingly slow it can be. The company has been releasing LTE-enabled devices for several months now, though its LTE network is only up and running in a handful of locations. This leaves the majority of customers who’ve purchased the likes of the Galaxy Nexus, EVO 4G…
Foldable, flexible batteries promise bright future for electronics
You’ve seen foldable screens, how about foldable batteries? That may become a reality soon with Professor Keon Jae Lee from the Korean Advanced Institute Of Science And Technology creating just that. His solid-state flexible battery is said to retain energy level when folded, spindled, and/or mildly mutilated, promising bright future for the world of electronics.…
HTC Sense 4.1 is said to be faster, better
HTC keeps making its Sense Android skin better. The most important change version 4.0 introduced was scaling down, relying more on the built-in Ice Cream Sandwich experience. And while we like what the Taiwanese maker managed to accomplish, they’re now going one step forward, preparing to launch an even improved version of the Sense, the…
HTC working on its own phablet device with a 5-inch screen
Well what do you know – Samsung and LG won’t be the only phablet makers for so long with HTC planning to join the party soon and launch a competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Note and LG Optimus Vu. We don’t have all the information at the moment, but we do know few details. For…









