Redmond Pie - Part 1871

New Mac Vulnerability Can Survive OS X Reinstallation And Drive Formatting

Zayed Rehman·June 2, 2015

A new vulnerability has just been discovered in all Macs that are more than an year old, and the risks associated with it are truly disturbing if an individual manages to exploit it. Apparently, a hacker could take permanent control of the machine, where formatting and reinstalling OS X would not make a difference either.

Samsung To Launch 5.5-inch Galaxy S6 Plus In Coming Weeks

Paul Morris·June 2, 2015

It looks like Samsung is hard at work on a new handset dubbed 'Galaxy S6 Plus,' internally known by the codename Project Zero 2. The original Galaxy S6 smartphone was given the Project Zero moniker amongst Samsung employees, and it looks like this mysterious device could essentially be a larger version of the popular Galaxy S6 Edge that launched alongside the Galaxy S6.

If Steve Jobs Introduced The Apple Watch [Video]

Paul Morris·June 2, 2015

New ‘My Account’ Hub Tells You Everything Google Knows About You

Oliver Haslam·June 2, 2015

Google has historically been chastised for its lack of transparency and ease of configuration as far as it comes to privacy and security of accounts, which is why at this week's Google I/O the company announced My Account, a new Web page that aims to put all of Google's account-based ills right.

Apple’s Upcoming Music Service Will Cost $10 Per Month

Oliver Haslam·June 2, 2015

As we draw nearer to WWDC 2015, Apple's rumoured relaunch of Beats Music has taken a few twists and turns of late. While it is generally acknowledged that Apple is set to shake the streaming music world up come its WWDC opening keynote, the ins and outs of how it will go about doing that are as yet something of a mystery, with conflicting reports muddying already cloudy waters.

Asus ZenWatch 2 Is A Shameless Apple Watch Ripoff

Oliver Haslam·June 2, 2015

Nexus 5 Is Making A Comeback With A Surprise New Feature [Video]

Aatif·June 2, 2015

At Google I/O this past week, the search giant made it abundantly clear that it's serious about pushing ahead with fingerprint sensor technology, so much so that Android M - the next iteration of Google's open-source smartphone and tablet operating system - will carry a native fingerprint API that manufacturers can make use of for better integration. To drive the point home, the company showcased a video that exhibits how fingerprint-enabled devices will work on Android M, once the feature is fully implemented. What we found interesting however, was the fact that amid the video, the lady pulls out what appears to be a Nexus 5 carrying a fingerprint sensor.

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