Redmond Pie - Part 1767

Candy Crush Saga Maker King Has Been Acquired By Activision For $5.9 Billion

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

Activision Blizzard, the United States-based video games developer responsible for producing titles such as World of Warcraft and various Call of Duty titles, has stunned the mobile gaming world by announcing its acquisition of King Digital Entertainment. If that name sounds familiar to you, it should. King Digital is the company behind the mobile-gaming-phenomenon, Candy Crush Saga, as well as other popular titles such as Bubble Witch, and AlphaBetty Saga.

Amazon Books Store Opens Today, The Company’s First Physical Outlet

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

As a company, Amazon is as well-known for selling digital books via its Kindle Store just like it sells everything else you could ever wish for via its online warehouse. In fact, not many people actually know that Amazon originally started as an online seller of books before after diversifying and including DVDs, CDs and video downloads as part of its arsenal of products. Now, after twenty years of selling digital reading material, and after massive expansion into electronic commerce and cloud computing, the company today has opened a physical bookstore in its home city of Seattle, Washington.

Official Plex App For Apple TV 4 Now Available To Download

Oliver Haslam·November 3, 2015

Apple Stores Outside The U.S. Might Soon Add ‘Personal Pickup’ Option

Oliver Haslam·November 3, 2015

New reports claim that Apple is getting close to launching its Personal Pickup program outside the U.S. for the first time, possibly as soon as this month.

BytaFont 3 For iOS 9 Released On Cydia

Oliver Haslam·November 3, 2015

BytaFont 3 for iOS 9 is now available to download from Cydia. BytaFont, the popular jailbreak tweak that makes it easy to change your iOS device's system fonts, has received a big new release today, with BytaFont 3 now compatible with iOS 9.0-9.0.2. Here's what has changed.

There’s A JailbreakMe-Like Jailbreak For iOS 9.1 / 9.2, But You Can’t Have It

Oliver Haslam·November 3, 2015

How To Enable Or Disable Turbo Boost On Mac

Zayed Rehman·November 3, 2015

Here's a guide on how to manually enable or disable Turbo Boost in Mac OS X on supported MacBooks, iMacs and Mac mini models.

T-Mobile Introduces New 4G LTE CellSpot, A Mini LTE Tower For Your Home

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

U.S. mobile carrier T-Mobile may still be a number of days away from its annual Un-carrier event, but that hasn't stopped the company's enigmatic CEO John Legere from letting the cat out of the bag in relation to one product that will be discussed during T-Mobile's Un-carrier X announcement - the 4G LTE CellSpot.

Amazon Launches Countdown To Black Friday 2015 Deals Store

Paul Morris·November 2, 2015

Facebook’s ‘On This Day’ Memories Lets You Block People Or Dates, Here’s How It Works

Paul Morris·November 2, 2015

Here's how to block or filter people and dates from your Facebook's 'On This Day' feed to prevent bad memories from showing up.

Apple’s Hidden ‘Indoor Survey’ App For iPhone Discovered On The App Store

Paul Morris·November 2, 2015

Apple could be extremely close to releasing a new first-party application onto the iOS App Store to complement its already extensive range of app offerings. A new upload, spotted initially hosted under Apple's name on the App Store going by the title 'Indoor Survey', seems to suggest that it could be built around the technology that the Cupertino-based company acquired when it purchased WiFiSLAM - an indoor positioning system startup - for $20 million back in 2013.

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