Redmond Pie - Part 1659

Apple Confirms iOS 10 Kernel Left Unencrypted Intentionally, Here’s Why

Paul Morris·June 23, 2016

When Apple introduced the top ten major feature additions to iOS 10 as part of its recently-concluded Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2016) opening keynote, it forgot to mention one vitally important security aspect; that it had left the iOS 10 kernel entirely unencrypted for the first time in any version of iOS.

Rumor: iPhone 7 To Have Longer Earpiece, Relocated Ambient Light Sensor

Oliver Haslam·June 23, 2016

A new rumor has the iPhone 7 featuring a longer than normal earpiece cutout as well as a relocated ambient light sensor. The info, if accurate, would mean that cases and screen protectors alike may need to be redesigned in order to accommodate the changes.

TextGrabber iOS App Can Scan & Convert Images To Text, Free For Limited Time [$5 Value]

Zayed Rehman·June 23, 2016

Tech Deals: 40% Off Powerbeats2 Wireless Earbuds, 60% Off The Last Of Us For PS4, More

Paul Morris·June 23, 2016

Today's tech deals are most definitely worth viewing, even if only to get your hands on one of the best and most immersive console games ever made. The Last of Us has managed to accrue a hugely impressive 200+ game of the year awards, and has been digitally remastered to provide an exceptional experience on the PS4. If that doesnt float your boat, we have more. There's also a wireless bluetooth-enabled speaker from AUKEY shaped like a wheel, and a set of Beats Powerbeats2 Wireless bluetooth in-ear headphones with almost $80 discount. If you're looking for some power bank/portable battery charger that doesn't break the bank, check out the 3,400mAh offering from iXCC.

Unicode 9.0 Released With 72 New Emoji, Likely Coming To iOS 10

Oliver Haslam·June 23, 2016

There are a whopping 72 new emoji winging their way to your iPhone and iPad, likely with the upcoming iOS 10 update, after the Unicode standards team announced their release this week.

Install And Dual-Boot macOS Sierra With OS X El Capitan On Separate Partition [Tutorial]

Paul Morris·June 23, 2016

Amazon Launches New Thinner And Lighter Kindle With Bluetooth, White Color Option, Costs $79

Paul Morris·June 22, 2016

Amazon has just launched a brand new 2016-model Kindle that is thinner and lighter than the previous model, features Bluetooth, and still costs $79.99. Here are the details.

Apple Leaves iOS 10 Beta Kernel Unencrypted, On Purpose?

Paul Morris·June 22, 2016

Whenever Apple releases a beta version of a major revamp of iOS following its WWDC keynote session, there's an acceptance that developers and security researchers will take the opportunity to pull the firmware's codebase apart to see what they can find.

Google Prompt Aims To Make Two-Step Verification A One-Tap Affair

Oliver Haslam·June 22, 2016

How To Check For Free Amazon eBook Credits From Apple

Oliver Haslam·June 22, 2016

After losing an appeal against the Supreme Court ruling that found Apple guilty of artificially raising ebook prices, the company has begun paying for credits that are now being added to the Amazon accounts of those that are eligible.

WSJ Confirms iPhone Redesign Slated For 2017 And Not 2016

Oliver Haslam·June 22, 2016

While the iPhone 7 is already rumored to be very similar to the iPhone 6s, WSJ is confirming existing rumors and reporting that a big redesign is destined for the 2017 version of the iconic smartphone.

Tech Deals: $220 Off 2016 Samsung Curved 4K TV, 15,000mAh Portable Battery, More

Paul Morris·June 22, 2016

Beta 3 Of iOS 9.3.3, OS X El Capitan 10.11.6, tvOS 9.2.2 Released

Paul Morris·June 21, 2016

After seeding beta 1 of iOS 10, tvOS 10, watchOS 3 and macOS Sierra last week right after the keynote on day 1 of WWDC, Apple has now released beta 3 version of iOS 9.3.3 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices, tvOS 9.2.2 for Apple TV 4, and OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 for Mac to those registered on both the Apple Developer Program and Apple Public Beta Program. This year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2016) may have been all about Apple's next-generation software platforms, but let us not forget that Apple still has a job to do prior to those major software upgrades launching later this year.

Apple SIM Now Supported In More Than 140 Countries Via GigSky

Paul Morris·June 21, 2016

Apple's international wireless carrier and mobile technology partner GigSky has officially announced that its cellular data plans aimed at iPad owners are now available in over 140 countries around the world.

UE Boom 2 And UE Megaboom Bluetooth Speakers Add Siri And Google Now Integration

Paul Morris·June 21, 2016

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