Bank of America now supports Android’s fingerprint scanner
Sure, smartphone fingerprint scanners like Apple’s Touch ID and Google’s Nexus Imprint help keep your phone more secure. But they also make it easier to log into various apps or make purchases without having to type an unwieldy password into your phone. That’s why we’re glad to see the Bank of America app add support for Android Marshmallow’s native fingerprint recognition APIs. This means that Nexus 5X...
Bank of America now supports Android’s fingerprint scanner
Sure, smartphone fingerprint scanners like Apple’s Touch ID and Google’s Nexus Imprint help keep your phone more secure. But they also make it easier to log into various apps or make purchases without having to type an unwieldy password into your phone. That’s why we’re glad to see the Bank of America app add support for Android Marshmallow’s native fingerprint recognition APIs. This means that Nexus 5X...
Apple Introduces Best iPod touch Yet
CUPERTINO, California — July 15, 2015 — Apple® today introduced the best iPod touch® yet and unveiled a new lineup of colors for all iPod® models, including space gray, silver, gold, pink and blue. The ultra-portable iPod touch features a new 8 megapixel iSight® camera for beautiful photos, an improved FaceTime® HD camera for even better selfies, the Apple-designed A8 chip with 10 times faster graphics performance for a more immersive...
The government is shaming people for texting and driving
It’s a bad idea to text and drive. Beyond just being dangerous, it’s now illegal in most US states and in several countries around the world. Yet, despite the many ad campaigns telling them it’s wrong, people still do it. In fact, some of them actually brag about it on social media. Well, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will have none of that. The government agency has actually taken to Twitter to...
The government is shaming people for texting and driving
It’s a bad idea to text and drive. Beyond just being dangerous, it’s now illegal in most US states and in several countries around the world. Yet, despite the many ad campaigns telling them it’s wrong, people still do it. In fact, some of them actually brag about it on social media. Well, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will have none of that. The government agency has actually taken to Twitter to...
