Redmond Pie - Part 1843

Apple In Talks To Launch Its Own Wireless Carrier [Report]

Paul Morris·August 4, 2015

It looks as though Apple could be about to follow in the footsteps of Google Project Fi by launching its own mobile virtual network operator, or MVNO as it's more affectionately known as. According to a new report, Tim Cook's Cupertino based company is currently in talks with partners over the possibility of effectively operating as its own carrier with operations in the United States and various European territories, thanks to deals with existing suppliers in those areas.

Take Control Of Your iMessage Privacy With ‘SafeTexting’ Jailbreak Tweak

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2015

Apple's iMessage, like so many other instant messaging solutions, sends read receipts to those who have sent you messages. The idea is that everyone can see when their messages have been read by the receiving party which should mean you no longer have to wonder whether your message was received or not. It's a great feature, but it can have its problems.

Apple Tipped To Launch New iMacs With Improved Displays And Faster CPUs In Q3

Paul Morris·August 3, 2015

Leaked Photos Show Fully Assembled iPhone 6s Display

Ali Hassan·August 3, 2015

A new set of photos have arrived from Chinese phone repair company GeekBar, showing what looks like to be the display assembly for the iPhone 6s. The front display looks quite similar to the current iPhone 6, however its internal components slightly differ. Although the leaked photos can't be taken for granted, they add more weight to past rumors that the upcoming iPhone 6s will come integrated with Force Touch technology.

Jailbreak iOS 8.4 With TaiG For Mac OS X [How-To Tutorial]

Taimur Asad·August 2, 2015

The following step by step tutorial will help you jailbreak iOS 8.4 on Mac OS X using the newly released TaiG jailbreak tool.

Download TaiG iOS 8.4 Jailbreak For Mac OS X

Taimur Asad·August 2, 2015

Leaked iPhone 6s Renders Reveal A Thicker More Robust Casing [Video]

Paul Morris·August 1, 2015

Can you handle yet more information pertaining to Apple's upcoming iPhone 6s? A new set of photo and video renders have provided us with the best look yet of Apple's next-generation iPhone. The renders also manage to provide us with some additional information that hasn't been previously discussed in any great detail and raises the excitement levels for Apple's new smartphone ahead of a potential release this coming September.

Specs Of Samsung Galaxy Note 5 And Press Render Of S6 Edge+ Leak Online

Paul Morris·August 1, 2015

It's only a matter of weeks until Samsung officially unveils the Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ at its dedicated Unpacked media event on August 13. However, such is the thirst for knowledge within the smartphone industry that consumers just cannot wait an additional two weeks to see what Samsung has in store with its two new Android flagships. Thankfully, Evan Blass of @evleaks appears to have all of the gory details on the Korean company's fifth-generation Galaxy Note and has shared them with the world.

Force Touch Modules For iPhone 6s Series Enter Mass Production, Report Claims

Ali Hassan·August 1, 2015

Nvidia Recalls Shield Tablets Because It Can Catch Fire

Paul Morris·July 31, 2015

Nvidia may have been frantically chasing the dream of producing the ultimate gaming tablet when it designed and released its Shield tablet, but it seems like things have gone a little too far, even for the most hardcore mobile gamers out there. The Santa Clara, California, based technology giant has been forced to issue a recall on the entire Shield range due to the risk of a fire hazard that could potentially arise if the internal battery overheats. Not exactly the "extreme" performance that the company was looking for when the Shield gaming-tablet project was first conceived.

Newly Discovered Android Vulnerability Can Render Your Phone Or Tablet Useless

Ali Hassan·July 31, 2015

Security researchers at Trend Micro have discovered a new vulnerability that they claim is present in Android 4.3 Jelly Bean up to the latest Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, which constitute to almost half of the Android devices out there. The vulnerability, if and when exploited, could make your device silent, unable to make phone calls and completely unusable. This apparently is caused by the way Android handles media files.

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