Fido My Account for iPhone has finally been updated, bringing a new design, Wi-Fi access and also support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
The most recent update for the app was back in July 2011 (nearly four years ago!), when iOS devices were still running iOS 4. We asked the company last month if an update was coming and they responded with “We’re always looking to improve our apps,” but didn’t provide a timeframe.
What’s New in Version 2.0
The Fido My Account app is now accessible via WiFi and gives you secure access to your Fido account and services.
Check out the screenshots below, which detail your account info in a simplified manner. Meanwhile, the Fido My Account icon also sports the company’s updated logo too:
Click here to download Fido My Account for iPhone. Let us know what you think of this update.
Thanks David
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