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iOS 6 Jailbreak For iPhone 5 Untethered Is Ready On iOS 6.0.2, Still Needs Some Work Done On iOS 6.1

Paul Morris·January 5, 2013

Our readers here at Redmond Pie should know by now that we love everything associated with the legitimate side of iOS jailbreaking. Although we have historically had some exceptionally talented development teams working in the community to find exploits in Apple's iOS and produce fully working jailbreaks from them, it's hard to deny that things have seemed a little stale of late. For those that never lost the faith it seems that your positivity was well placed with legendary developer Planetbeing taking to Reddit to provide a little more insight on the current status of that elusive iOS 6 jailbreak for iPhone 5 and other devices.

Take Weather For iPhone Is A Sleek Looking Weather App With Social Integration

Paul Morris·January 5, 2013

The beginning of the new year is never really the best time to stop and take a hard look at the weather. There isn't a great deal we can do about the external conditions, so we will just have to let nature run her course but the latest weather app to hit the store - called Take Weather - is one of the best looking and feature rich ways of seeing what mother nature has in store for us no matter where we are located.

Third-Generation Gorilla Glass Could Be Coming To Future iPhone And iPad Models

Paul Morris·January 4, 2013

Facebook Messenger For iPhone And Android Adds Free Calls To Friends, Voice Messages And More

Ben Reid·January 4, 2013

Facebook's Messenger started out as an MSN-like instant-messaging service, but has since evolved into an all-singing, all-dancing service complete with its very own app. When it broke away from the official Facebook mobile app, some questioned the necessity of two separate entities, but as Zuck and his merry men have continued to pile on the features, it has become very clear that Messenger is worthy of its lone identity. Today, the popular app for iOS and Android have been updated with even more goodies, such as thee ability to send out voice messages, as well as call friends free of charge.

This Wellness App For iPhone / Android Tracks Everything You Do, Suggests Healthier Options

Goncalo Ribeiro·January 4, 2013

Happy new year! If you are among the thousands of people who has included weight loss in their new year’s resolutions, or making more friends, or travelling, an app for their smartphones will definitely be a tool that they should consider. Fig is a new tool that makes it easy to improve your health by taking a few simple everyday steps.

iPhone 5S Will Reportedly Feature ‘Touch-On-Display’ Technology

Ben Reid·January 3, 2013

How To Migrate Gmail Contacts On iPhone To iCloud Using Your PC / Mac [Tutorial]

Paul Morris·January 3, 2013

It's fair to say that a great deal of us allow Google to handle our personal and professional email requirements, which is something that makes Gmail one of the most used electronic mailing systems in existence. Google has gone to great lengths to deliver a positive and reliable Gmail experience to users on mobile devices, something which has manifested itself in the release of increased mobile security as well as a number of native mobile Gmail apps that have grown significantly since release.

This Magnetic Case For iPhone 5 Doubles Up As A Game Controller And Hardware Keyboard [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·January 3, 2013

In terms of inputting information into our mobile devices, gaming and typing are two of the activities we tend to do - to varying degrees - on a daily basis. Game developers have done a stellar job in adapting so quickly to the touch-based interface, but when it comes to accuracy - as well as full-screen gaming enjoyment - a physical controller is still the way forward. As far as the iPhone is concerned, there are plenty of third-party gaming controllers on the market, but the Ex Hybrid Controller for iPhone from iPhone5mod is unique and looks fantastic.

Apple Confirms iOS 6 Do Not Disturb Scheduling Bug, Will Automatically Fix Itself On January 7th

Paul Morris·January 3, 2013

iPhone 5S Will Come In Multiple Color Configurations And Screen Sizes [Report]

Ben Reid·January 2, 2013

The biggest names in the financial industry tend to have no qualms with delivering projection where Apple is concerned, which is, I suppose, only natural given the Cupertino's status as the most valuable company. Corroborating predictions made by Jeffries analyst Peter Misek last month, in which he indicated 6-8 different color options with the next-generation iPhone, Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White also thinks Apple may offer different screen sizes of its iconic handset.

SmartFlex Card & CandyShell iPhone 5 Cases By Speck [Review]

Ben Reid·January 2, 2013

After a relatively slow start, cases and shells for the iPhone 5 are arriving at a rate of knots, and if you’re in the market for a protective bubble for your new Apple smartphone, we’ll be taking a look at a variety of them here at Redmond Pie. Today, we’re going to be scrutinizing two particular offerings from a well-known Palo Alto company by the name of Speck.

iOS 7 Concept: Cleaner Interface, Better Notifications, Social Hub And More [VIDEOS]

Ben Reid·January 2, 2013

iOS 7 And New iPhone Reportedly Makes An Appearance In Developer Logs

Ben Reid·January 1, 2013

The iPhone 5 and iOS 6 may only be three months old, but as we know, companies tend to get straight to work on the successor to any new release. So it should come as no surprise, then, to learn that developers have spotted signs of a handset named ‘iPhone6,1′ running on iOS 7, and according to the developers whom spotted the activity, this is the first time the new iPhone has shown any trace of existence.

iOS 6 Do Not Disturb Feature Failing To Automatically Turn Off For Some On New Year’s Day

Paul Morris·January 1, 2013

Apple's 'Do Not Disturb' feature may be one of the smaller functionality enhancements of iOS 6, but it has definitely proved to be really popular amongst the masses. The privacy based addition allows users to give themselves some peace of mind by disabling incoming notifications and phone calls and set filters accordingly. It seems that a number of users will be getting a lot more peace and quiet than they bargained for this New Year's morning, due to an intermittent bug that prevents Do Not Disturb from disabling itself at the specified time.

Apple Back-Pedals, Patents Active Stylus Invention For iOS Devices

Ben Reid·January 1, 2013

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