Alongside Nokia launching the Lumia 925 this morning, that wasn’t all that came out of the handset announcement. Microsoft has taken the time to give more details about the upcoming update, running already on the 925, to be released for all Windows Phones during the summer. This upcoming update will enable FM Radio support. This was something that was on all Windows ... Read More »
Seeing as the Sprint variant got Jellybean last month, its good to see that the AT&T variant is finally getting its due. While not confirmed by AT&T PR, various LG Optimus G users are getting prompts for an update that will bring them from Android 4.0 to Android 4.1.2. What this will net you is Project Butter, expandable notifications, Google ... Read More »
Nokia continues to show their commitment to Windows Phone and their Lumia line by providing consistent updates. Today AT&T is rolling out an update for the Nokia Lumia 920 that has improvements on a bunch of fronts. The 1308 firmware update is now available OTA. This update includes improved image quality when taking pictures, the ability to clear out the “Other Storage” and proximity sensor fixes. ... Read More »
Google took the time to update its own translate application. The big update to Google Translate is support for offline languages. This update supports 50 languages and is huge because until you always had to have an internet connection to use translate. This update is for devices running Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) or higher. Just keep in mind that storing data ... Read More »
The Galaxy Express, initially announced alongside the Galaxy Rugby Pro and Galaxy Note II, is finally getting an update to Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean). After the update you will have access to Google Now, Project Butter, and expandable notifications. This update also brings ‘Blocking Mode’ which allows you to determine who can and can’t call you for a certain amount of time. The update started rolling out yesterday ... Read More »
Samsung and Verizon need to be applauded for pushing out so many updates as they have lately. The Stratosphere 2 came out late last year with ICS and is now getting an update to Android 4.1. While it may have not been one of the more popular phones on Verizon, an update is an update. After the update you will have the ... Read More »
It’s no secret that the 1st party apps that exist in Windows 8 aren’t where they need to be at this point in time. As much as I would love to jump into to Mail or look at upcoming events in Calendar, these apps are just too slow to open and lack significant functionality. Microsoft has known this the be the case which is ... Read More »
Can you say finally? Verizon has finally announced that the red-headed phone of its lineup, the Galaxy Nexus, will be getting Android 4.2.2. Its been way past due. The Galaxy Nexus by Samsung will be updated to Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. The software will be pushed to Verizon Wireless customers in phases starting March 19. The software includes new camera ... Read More »
So the iOS updates keep on flowing. Today Apple released iOS 6.1.3 for the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone. This update mainly fixed the issue that allowed ability to bypass the lockscreen without entering passcode. The update also contains some improvements to maps in Japan. This update is OTA so go to setting to grab it. iTunes is still available if you’d like to ... Read More »
Ever since Microsoft purchased Skype, everyone has been waiting for the best 1st party integration on Windows Phone. Even with Windows Phone 8, it has been lacking in that department. Well with the recent update to Skype for Windows Phone 8, there are several goodies included. First of all if you have a high-end Windows Phone 8 device (8X, 920, ATIV S) you can ... Read More »
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