Redmond Pie - Part 1639

iOS Alert “May Slow Down Your iPhone” Is Back With 10.1 For 32-Bit Apps

Oliver Haslam·October 7, 2016

With iOS 10 betas, Apple added a "[App] May Slow Down Your iPhone" alert that appeared throughout the beta process when an app was run that did not comply with Apple's 64-bit app policy. If a user launched a 32-bit app, the alert would appear to warn them that the app was not optimized for iOS 10 and its usage may affect overall system performance.

Pokemon Go++ Hack 1.9.0 / 0.39.0 Available For iOS And Android

Paul Morris·October 7, 2016

Pokemon Go++ hack for iOS version 1.9.0 and Android version 0.39.0 is available to download now. Here are the details.

Google Pixel Phone: 15 Facts That You Probably Don’t Know About Google’s Flagship Android Lineup

Paul Morris·October 7, 2016

iPhone 7 And iPhone 6s Activation Lock Issues Affecting Some Users

Paul Morris·October 7, 2016

Some iPhone 7 and iPhone 6s users are facing Activation Lock problems. Here are the details on this issue.

Exploding Note 7 On Southwest Flight Prompts CPSC And FAA Investigation

Paul Morris·October 6, 2016

Exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on a Southwest Airlines flight has now prompted a CPSC and FAA investigation. Here are the details.

Pokemon Go Update News: Upcoming Feature To Let You Earn A New Capture Bonus

Paul Morris·October 6, 2016

How To Use Secret Conversations In Facebook Messenger For Encrypted Messages

Oliver Haslam·October 6, 2016

Here's how to use Secret Conversations in Facebook Messenger for encryption and secure messages on iOS or Android app.

Android 7.1 Changelog Reveals Pixel Exclusive Features That Other Android Phones Won’t Get

Oliver Haslam·October 6, 2016

Here's a complete changelog for Android 7.1 Nougat, including a split of Pixel exclusive features and what Nexus and other Android phones will get.

Tech Deals: LIFX WiFi Smart Bulb, 3D Printer, Apple HomeKit Smart Plug, More

Paul Morris·October 6, 2016

A Replacement Galaxy Note 7 Unit Has Exploded On A Southwest Airlines Flight

Oliver Haslam·October 6, 2016

When things aren't quite going according to plan, sometimes there's not a lot you can do other than hold your hands up and take what's coming to you. The problem Samsung is facing right now though is that it already did that when it recalled each and every Galaxy Note 7 that it had sold due to phone catching fire and exploding because of faulty battery.

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