Redmond Pie - Part 1902

Apple Releases OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 Beta 1

Paul Morris·July 15, 2015

As part of the continuation of the current-generation Mac OS, Apple has just released the first OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite beta to registered developers. This latest progressive seed of OS X Yosemite comes just two weeks after Apple made OS X 10.10.4 available to the general public and follows hot on the heels of the latest developer preview of OS X El Capitan. In terms of OS X development, this could be the last update for Yosemite that we see before the next-generation of OS X, El Capitan, hits the Mac App Store with global availability.

Download iOS 8.4.1 Beta 1 For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch

Zayed Rehman·July 14, 2015

Apple has just released iOS 8.4.1 beta 1 download to registered developers of Apple Developer Program. This release comes nearly two weeks after Apple released final version of iOS 8.4 with Apple Music to public.

Facebook Working On Siri Competitor Called ‘Moneypenny’

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

World’s First Liquidmetal ‘Turing’ Phone Is Here And Ready To Launch

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

If you're looking to treat yourself this year with a new smartphone then it may be worth looking beyond the usual considerations. Sure, we already know we will be getting the iPhone 6s this September. We also know that it's extremely likely that Samsung will attempt to spoil Apple's party by launching its fifth-generation Galaxy Note 5 a month earlier in August. But if you want to step away from the iPhones and Galaxy phones of this world and try something new, why not consider the new Turing Phone, the world's first smartphone with a fully liquidmetal shell.

Apple Pay Launches In UK Today, Here’s How To Get Started

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

Great news ladies and gentleman of the United Kingdom. Apple Pay is now officially live in the UK. If you happen to be the proud owner of one of Apple's modern devices, namely an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, or an Apple Watch, there now exists the ability to pay for goods and services in specific places without the need to whip out a debit or credit card or cold hard cash. After waiting patiently for nine months for it to actually enter the UK market, consumers will be able to use Apple Pay in more than 250,000 stores, including supermarkets Waitrose and Lidl, as well as popular food establishments Nando's and Wagamama.

How To Report iOS 9 Beta Bugs To Apple [Guide]

Oliver Haslam·July 14, 2015

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 To Feature 4GB Of RAM

Oliver Haslam·July 14, 2015

It's almost the time of year where everyone releases their big new flagship smartphones, and one of the phones most eagerly anticipated is the Galaxy Note 5 from Samsung. The next in Samsung's line of over-sized smartphones, the Galaxy Note 5 is expected to get its debut at IFA 2015 and is likely to be one of the biggest releases of the year.

How To Downgrade A Jailbreak Tweak In Cydia [Guide]

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

Here’s how to downgrade Cydia jailbreak tweak or package and revert to an older version. Complete step-by-step instructions can be found here.

Jailbreak iOS 8.4 With PP Jailbreak For Mac OS X, Here’s How [Tutorial]

Uzair Ghani·July 14, 2015

Download PP iOS 8.4 Jailbreak For Mac OS X

Taimur Asad·July 14, 2015

Finally! The wait is over. Download the first iOS 8.4 jailbreak tool for Mac OS X. It's called PP jailbreak and it comes from the Chinese team 25PP.

iTunes 12.2.1 Download For OS X And Windows Released, Here’s What Is New

Zayed Rehman·July 14, 2015

Apple has just released iTunes 12.2.1 download for Mac and Windows, which is packed with much needed bug fixes and some performance improvements over the previous version that had some serious troubles with iTunes Match and other features introduced with Apple Music. This new release promises to fix some of those issues.

Apple’s iPhone Now Owns 92% Of All Smartphone Market Profits

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

Google Photos For Android Continues Uploading Your Stuff Even When App Is Deleted

Paul Morris·July 13, 2015

It's natural to assume that once you've deleted an app from your Android device, the functionality contained within it will cease to exist as well. However, it would appear that in some instances, namely when Google Photos is involved, merely making the conscious decision to remove the app from your phone or tablet is not enough to prevent the search engine giant from receiving uploads of your treasured Android device's photos / videos and storing them against your account.