Redmond Pie - Part 1958

How To Add Dark Mode Toggle To Menu Bar In OS X Yosemite

Ben Reid·December 3, 2014

OS X Yosemite may have been deemed an evolutionary as opposed to a revolutionary jump from last year's Mavericks, but such is the nature of Mac software updates nowadays. The annual release cycle means that the number and intensity of improvements has naturally decreased over the past few generations, but having said that, OS X 10.10 Yosemite is still considered the most progressive release for a couple of years now. One of the features many have enjoyed is the all-new Dark Mode, but accessing it isn't as quick and simple and painless as it perhaps should be, and so with this in mind, one developer has put together a bit of code to bring a Dark Mode toggle to the OS X Menu Bar.

Apple’s New Tech Could Make Your Future iPhone Drop-Proof

Ben Reid·December 3, 2014

The simplest way to protect a treasured mobile gadget, is to purchase a case or cover that can cope with the inevitable scratches, scuffs and drops that a device will inevitably face during its lifespan. But not everybody is thrilled about the added bulk, particularly when most protective gear arrives with no guarantees that a device is completely safe from harm, and as such, mobile vendors are always looking for ways to increase the ruggedness of their roster. A new patent filing suggests Apple may have found a solution to the problem of dropping, and thankfully, it appears to do so without adding masses of rubber or silicone to the outer shell.

How A Clever 7-Year-Old Boy Bypassed Touch ID On iPhone 6 Plus

Zayed Rehman·December 3, 2014

HTC One M9 Features And Specs Leaked

Zayed Rehman·December 3, 2014

HTC One M9 features and specs have been leaked, and it is going to be an insane powerhouse. More details can be found right here.

TaiG On iOS 8.1.1 Jailbreak For Mac, iOS 8.2, Pangu [Everything You Need To Know]

Ben Reid·December 3, 2014

As you’ll likely have heard by now, the TaiG iOS 8.1.1 jailbreak tool has offered an untethered jailbreak for those running the very latest iOS 8.1.1, which is somewhat miraculous given that Apple only rolled the software out a fortnight ago. Now that the dust has settled and presumably thousands of iOS device owners have gone ahead and jailbroken their devices, TaiG has released a statement clarifying its new tool, as well as alluding to potential collaborative ventures with the famed Pangu team.

Here’s How You Are Going To Pay For Coffee Using Apple Watch At Starbucks

Zayed Rehman·December 3, 2014

12.2-inch iPad Air Plus Mockup Compared To iPhones, iPads, MacBook Pro [Video]

Zayed Rehman·December 2, 2014

We've seen notebooks coming in from Apple that start at 11-inches with the MacBook Air, so when faced with the prospect of a 12.2-inch iPad you just can't help but wonder how this stellar tablet will stack up against the existing lineup of Apple's iOS based devices when it comes to size. Well, here's a look into what could potentially be the future.

How To Add Cool Animations To iOS 8 Multitasking Switcher [Video]

Oliver Haslam·December 2, 2014

If you're a fully paid up member of the jailbreak fraternity then you always have your eyes open for new ways of customizing your iPhone or iPad. If there is one good thing about Cydia, it's the myriad of different apps and tweaks that make it easy to stand out.

Downgrade From iOS 8.1.1 To iOS 8.1 No Longer Possible, Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Be Worried

Oliver Haslam·December 2, 2014

HP Announces MacBook Air Ripoff [Images]

Oliver Haslam·December 2, 2014

Since Apple introduced the first MacBook Air and then the subsequent, much improved models, other laptop makers have been trying to replicate the formula that has seen the Air do so well. Some, usually via straight cloning of the design language, have been more successful than others. The ones that have really managed to produce something truly impressive are those that have taken the design of the Air and pushed further.

Carriers Can Now Push Bloatware To Your Android Phone Even After Sale

Ben Reid·December 2, 2014

Bloatware is the bane of many mobile users' lives, and in fact, you'd be hard-pushed to find anybody who is in favor of having immovable, mandatory apps taking up precious storage space even if they're not wanted nor needed. But in a story that will surely be the subject of a massive backlash across the Android community, a newly rolled-out service will begin to allow both device manufacturers and network operators to "post-load" apps without the permission of the owner.

This Awesome Case Brings Night Vision Capabilities To iPhone [Video]

Ben Reid·December 2, 2014

Samsung Galaxy S6 Leak: Brand New Design Accompanied By Galaxy S6 Edge Variant

Zayed Rehman·December 2, 2014

New Samsung Galaxy S6 leak touts device with a brand new design and features and will be accompanied by a Galaxy S6 Edge variant akin to Galaxy Note Edge.

Next-Gen Google Glass Model Gets Detailed

Zayed Rehman·December 2, 2014

Google Glass has been in some hot waters lately, with the search giant not having the easiest run with its futuristic gadget. Say what you may, but Google isn't letting its wearable wash away just yet, and is reportedly planning on a next-generation of the wearable with support from Intel.

The Best Android Apps Of 2014 According To Google [List]

Zayed Rehman·December 2, 2014

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