A fix for a Microsoft Exchange bug on iOS is forthcoming, the Nexus 4 loses its undocumented LTE, Steam for Linux is now available, and Bump gets an update.
- iOS 6.1: Excess Exchange Activity After Accepting an exception to recurring calendar event Apple has identified a fix for the continuous loop bug affecting users of Microsoft's Exchange app on iOS 6.1. It will be incorporated into a forthcoming update, but in the meantime those who have encountered the bug can fix things by disabling and then reenabling Exchange calendar via the Settings menu. [Apple Support]
- Nexus 4 JDQ39 4.2.2 OTA Update Removes Unofficial LTE on Band 4 The Nexus 4's secret LTE is no more. Previously, some Nexus 4 users could access LTE via Band 4 (AWS), but the latest OTA update removes the phone's ability to connect to Band 4. [AnandTech]
- Steam for Linux Now Available Today Valve announced that Steam for Linux is now available for download. You can find the client for free in the Ubuntu Software Center. To celebrate it's release, all Linux games on the service are 50-75% off until February 21st. [Valve]
- Bump Your Computer Today Bump updated the web version of the file-sharing app to be universally compatible with Bump on iOS and Android. All that you have to do is open Bump on your phone and on your computer and hit the spacebar to start syncing files. [Bump]
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