Redmond Pie - Part 1841

iOS 9 Mail App Lets You Save Or Add Any Type Of Attachment

Oliver Haslam·June 12, 2015

Apple’s Mail app in iOS has never been particularly great at handling files, whether they be already attached to an email that was just received or are in need of being attached to an outgoing one. That’s an issue that has been around for as long as there has been a Mail app on iOS which, as we all know, is forever.

Google’s New Tool Helps You Decide Which Android Phone To Get

Paul Morris·June 12, 2015

Android is undoubtedly an extremely powerful and popular choice when it comes to choosing a mobile platform. Depending on which metric you choose to measure by, it's also the most popular mobile operating system globally. With that said, some individuals can easily be put off from adopting Android as their platform of choice due to the sheer volume of devices available that run the open-source operating system. If you fall into that category, and find yourself prolonging the decision due to an indecisive nature, then Google's new phone selector tool could serve up a solution.

Slayin Is Apple’s Free App Of The Week, A Retro Style Endless RPG Game [$0.99 Value]

Paul Morris·June 12, 2015

Oculus Rift VR Gets Touch Controller, Will Work With Xbox One For Games

Oliver Haslam·June 12, 2015

Today was a big day for Oculus, with the virtual reality company announcing its finished product for the first time ever. Named 'Rift,' the headset will ship in Q1 2016, and while no pricing has been announced as yet, it’s probably not going to be cheap. We have got more details on the announcement right here.

PlayStation Now Brings PS3 Games To Samsung Smart TV, Console Not Required

Oliver Haslam·June 12, 2015

Sony and Samsung’s agreement to allow owners of select Samsung Smart TVs to play games via PlayStation Now has now borne fruit, with gamers being able to play PlayStation 3 titles wihout the need for PS or Sony hardware of any kind.

iOS 9 Adds In-App Screen Recording Of Gameplay And App Videos

Oliver Haslam·June 12, 2015

Pangu Jailbreak Team To Speak On iOS 8 Exploits At A Security Conference In U.S.

Paul Morris·June 12, 2015

The Pangu jailbreak team has announced that a number of its prominent members will be attending this year's Black Hat USA, a conference intended for the InfoSec community that has been held annually in Las Vegas for the last eighteen years. After recently demonstrating an iOS 8.3 jailbreak at the MOSEC security conference in Shanghai, this new forum should provide an excellent playground for the team to discuss the security design of Apple's iOS in greater detail.

OS X 10.11 Adds AirPlay Video To Safari, Opens Force Touch To Developers

Zayed Rehman·June 12, 2015

Apple showcased many power-user features of OS X 10.11 at the opening WWDC 2015 keynote, but there were many other features they completely skipped mentioning on stage, such as: support for AirPlay video in Safari and opening up of the Force Touch framework to developers.

Apple’s Iconic Fifth Avenue Store In NY To Close Soon For Major Renovation

Zayed Rehman·June 12, 2015

OS X 10.11 El Capitan Mac Compatibility List

Paul Morris·June 11, 2015

Compatibility list of Macs supported by OS X 10.11 El Capitan - the latest desktop operating system by Apple.

Forget 4K, YouTube Now Has A Video In 8K Resolution

Oliver Haslam·June 11, 2015

The world of high definition video is always changing, but with 1080p video, the current standard as far as Blu-ray and most streaming services are concerned, things have settled down a little after years of HD content scrambling to get a foothold. Nowadays that battle is being fought by 4K video, and while televisions are available that offer such a high resolution - some of which are even curved and feature OLED displays - 4K video is still some way off being the norm for the vast majority of people.

iOS 9 Features Three New Apps You Can’t Uninstall

Oliver Haslam·June 11, 2015

iOS 9 Supports Continuity Feature Over Cellular Connection

Paul Morris·June 11, 2015

iOS 9 includes significant improvements to the already-awesome Continuity feature which made its debut with OS X 10.10 and iOS 8. The initial announcement of Continuity signaled yet another progression in the Cupertino company's journey to ensure that using and interacting with multiple Apple products is as easy as it possibly can be. The latest improvements to the feature seem to suggest that it's here to stay and will only get better as iOS and OS X mature further.

You Can Now Sideload Apps On iOS For Free

Oliver Haslam·June 11, 2015

Yes, you read that right. Apple now allow iOS users to sideload apps outside App Store on iPhone and iPad for free without needing any developer account. Here's how it works.

iOS 9 Jailbreak By Chinese ‘Keen Team’ Already In The Works

Oliver Haslam·June 11, 2015

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