Redmond Pie - Part 1881

Xbox One April 2015 Update Released, Here’s What Is New

Ben Reid·April 7, 2015

Microsoft has stepped up its game with the Xbox One both in terms of hardware and software, the latter of which is subject to a decent update at regular intervals. As of right now, the April Xbox One update is available to all, featuring a number of improvements, fixes and new implementations. Full details, as ever, can be seen below.

Roku 3 And Roku 2 Refreshed, Here’s Everything That Is New

Zayed Rehman·April 7, 2015

Roku has refreshed its line-up of set-top boxes today, where the Roku 3 and Roku 2 streaming devices have just been amped up with a new set of specs and features. This refresh has just put the Roku 3 right up there with the likes of the latest Amazon Fire TV with its voice search and controls. Head over the jump for further information on what has changed.

12-inch Retina MacBook Vs 11-inch MacBook Air [Comparison Video]

Zayed Rehman·April 7, 2015

Samsung Responds To Galaxy S6 Bendgate Controversy With Its Own Video Test

Zayed Rehman·April 6, 2015

Samsung has just released an official bend test video of the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, in an effort to fight off its very own 'bendgate' scandal that has rocketed on to the scene. In its new video, Samsung tells everyone that the Galaxy S6 does not bend in "normal daily use." Head over the jump for some background to this story and a look at the video.

iMac With 8K Display Launching Later This Year, Says LG

Zayed Rehman·April 6, 2015

How many of you are aware of the fact that 8K displays will be available for purchase next year? Those insane amount of pixels packed in a 4320p resolution is being worked upon by LG, who has further suggested that Apple is reportedly planning to release an 8K supported iMac by the end of 2015. Head over the jump for further information on this revelation from the Korean electronics giant.

Enable Spotlight Suggestions In iOS 8, OS X Yosemite In Unsupported Countries, Here’s How

Uzair Ghani·April 6, 2015

Apple TV 4 Reportedly Won’t Have 4K Video Support

Oliver Haslam·April 6, 2015

Hot on the heals of the recent price reduction, which saw the current Apple TV reduced to just $69, rumors have begun to ciruclate that one product lineup could be about to get a second, higher-end device. Apple is said to be in talks to launch a subscription TV offering alongside iTunes, with the new Apple TV said to be part of those pans.

Download And Install OxygenOS ROM On OnePlus One, Here’s How [Tutorial]

Zayed Rehman·April 5, 2015

Here’s how to download and install OxygenOS Android 5.0.2 Lollipop ROM on OnePlus One. For complete step by step instructions, head past the jump.

Here’s The Quickest Way To Get Apple Watch, According To SVP Angela Ahrendts

Oliver Haslam·April 5, 2015

Apple Watch Release In Switzerland Reportedly Delayed, Here’s Why

Oliver Haslam·April 5, 2015

Apple is set to launch its Apple Watch in the United States and selected countries later this month, but one territory it may not be able to release its new timepiece is Switzerland - the home of the high-end watch.

Mophie Juice Pack Dock For iPhone 6, 6 Plus Released

Aatif·April 5, 2015

As smartphones continue to get laden with more and more features, powerful processors and better screens, the biggest dilemma of today is ultimately battery life. Manufacturers try several techniques to work around this; some insert higher capacity batteries into their devices, or an ultra power saver mode. iPhone has its own take on the matter, and thanks to the tight integration between the hardware and the OS, even smaller capacity batteries on the device last better than what Android has to offer. However, there are still scenarios where you need to have an external solution, and that's where portable power banks come in handy.

These iOS And OS X Apps Are Available For Free For Limited Time [$25 Value]

Zayed Rehman·April 5, 2015

How To Get Android Lollipop Power Down Menu In iOS 8

Oliver Haslam·April 4, 2015

The Android world has taken some great strides in closing the gap in design between its early years and that of the iPhone and iPad. Historically, those using iOS devices have lauded its user interface and poked fun at that of Android, but particularly with the latest release of Android 5.0 Lollipop, the tables are starting to turn slightly.