Redmond Pie - Part 1973

Apple’s Free App Of The Week Is An Addictive 8-bit Gaming Title For iOS [$2.99 Value]

Ben Reid·March 13, 2015

Looking to save a quick buck on a very cool app? Well thanks to Apple's App of the Week initiative, you can save a whole three bucks on a very enjoyable, retro title. Not only is it free for a limited time, but it's also the very first occasion that said app has shaken off its price tag entirely, and below, we've got full details along with that all-important download link.

You Can Now Design Your Own Customized Apple Watch Band For $50

Oliver Haslam·March 13, 2015

Want a nice, customized band for your brand new Apple Watch? Is Apple's latest creation just missing something special before it truly finds a place in your heart? How about a customized band with photos of your loved ones on it? Or maybe just photos of Tim Cook and Bono doing that weird E.T. pose from last year?

iPhone X Is A Slab Of Glass That Is Just 3mm Thin [Concept Video]

Zayed Rehman·March 13, 2015

Top 5 Must-Have Mac OS X Apps Which Every Apple User Should Download

Zayed Rehman·March 13, 2015

If you're a Mac user, then these are the top 5 must-have apps which you should install on OS X right away. For the complete list and details, head past the jump.

How To Download iOS 8.3 Public Beta 3 Without Needing Developer Account

Ben Reid·March 13, 2015

Here's how you can download and install iOS 8.3 public beta 3 on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch using Apple's Beta Seed Program without a developer account. More details and complete how-to guide can be found here.

Here’s Why The Apple Watch Time Is Always Set To 10:09 In Promo Ads

Oliver Haslam·March 13, 2015

iOS 8.3 Beta 3 Download Released

Ben Reid·March 12, 2015

Apple has just released iOS 8.3 beta 3 download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. The update comes in just a few days after iOS 8.2 was released this week. More news on this development can be found right here.

VAIO Launches Its First Ever Smartphone, Here Are The Details

Zayed Rehman·March 12, 2015

VAIO Corporation has just launched its first ever smartphone, and they're calling it the 'VAIO Phone.' Having separated from the Sony brand for some time now, we take a closer look at the company's first debut into the smartphone market, right after jump.

These Are The First Third-Party Apple Watch Apps [LIST]

Ben Reid·March 12, 2015

Apple Stops Selling Nike FuelBand, Jawbone UP In Its Stores Ahead Of Apple Watch Launch

Oliver Haslam·March 12, 2015

In a move that probably shouldn’t come as a huge surprise to anyone, it appears that Apple has ceased selling wrist-worn health products in both its retail and online Apple Store. With the Apple Watch set to go on sale next month, removing items that compete with some of its competition seems to be the reason, at least in part.

iOS 8.2 Final Vs iOS 8.1.3 Performance Comparison On Video

Ben Reid·March 12, 2015

Whenever Apple drops a new iOS version, there's always a complaint, and this time around, the battery life is apparently affected. But a common theme with iOS 8 has been the performance level on older, less able devices, and below, you can check out a comparison of iOS 8.2 versus its predecessor running on the iPhone 4s and iPhone 5. For an interesting angle, there's also a quick look at iOS 8.2 up against iOS 7.1.2.

Fake Apple Watch Models Already On Sale In China

Ben Reid·March 12, 2015

New iOS 9 Concept Features Everything We Want Apple To Implement [Video]

Oliver Haslam·March 12, 2015

There has been plenty of discussion revolving around Apple's recent method of bringing large, feature-laden updates to iOS on a yearly basis. Many have argued that doing so means that the company isn't able to spend the time required to iron out as many bugs as possible. Those of such a persuasion are quick to point to some of the glaring issues that iOS 7 and iOS 8 have suffered from and, in all honesty, they probably have a point.

How Passcode And Other Security Measures Work On Apple Watch

Ben Reid·March 12, 2015

The Apple Watch is a very exciting product, and one that could change everything, again. But while it's easy to get caught up in the aesthetic perks and the numerous hardware and software-based features, one must also pay attention to the security aspect. Given that Apple Pay will be an integral component of Watch's infrastructure, a secure environment is paramount, and since it took Apple years to offer decent anti-theft measures with the iPhone, many prospective consumers are wondering what happens to data if the device is stolen.

Why App Store, iCloud, iTunes And Other Apple Online Services Are Down Today [Update]

Ben Reid·March 12, 2015

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