Redmond Pie - Part 2010

Microsoft Universal Mobile Keyboard Announced: Works With Any Smartphone Or Tablet

Paul Morris·September 17, 2014

How would you feel about one single keyboard accessory that works with your smartphone or tablet, regardless of the platform that powers it? Microsoft has today introduced its new "Universal Mobile Keyboard" that can function with Apple iPads, iPhones, Android powered smartphones and tablets as well as all Windows based tablets that contain Bluetooth Human Interface Device support (HID) and are 10mm or thinner.

First iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus Hands-On Reviews Hit The Web [Video]

Ben Reid·September 17, 2014

Apple's iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are the two major talking points this week as both await release, and although the devices aren't set to ship until Friday, early video reviews of each are already beginning to emerge. We know many of you have already bought or are planning to buy at least one of these two new handsets, so check out the details right after the break!

NFC Chip In iPhone 6 Reportedly Locked For Use With Apple Pay Only

Paul Morris·September 17, 2014

How To Prepare Your iPhone And iPad For iOS 8 The Right Way

Uzair Ghani·September 17, 2014

Tomorrow is the big day when Apple will push the big red button after which the final release of iOS 8 will be available to all iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users around the globe. And in order to prepare our readers for the big update, we’ve outlined a handy guide which will ensure that the whole process will go smoothly for everyone.

You Can Download $12 Worth Of Great Paid iPhone Apps For Free Today

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

We're back once again with another handful of great apps and games to grace your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. There are five in all, worth a grand total of twelve bucks, so be sure to check them out after the leap!

Inside A Boeing 747 Loaded With 195,000 iPhone 6 Units En Route To The U.S.

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

This Shameless iPhone 6 Clone Costs $140, Runs Android [Video]

Paul Morris·September 16, 2014

The only surprise about the Chinese designed and manufactured Sophone i6 is that it's taken exactly a week after Apple's media event to get into the public eye. The Chinese smartphone industry has a reputation for being quick off the mark when it comes to producing copies of leading industry devices, so it's no surprise that this unapologetic iPhone 6 clone is now available. We can only imagine that the manufacturers behind the Sophone are the first in what will be a long line of Chinese companies to produce a similar offering in the coming weeks.

This App Brings 4K Video Recording Capability To iPhone 5s, Costs $1,000

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus offer a myriad of exciting new features, but while the 8-megapixel rear-facing camera has been improved, it still doesn't boast the kind of functionality laid on by rivaling handsets. The Samsung Galaxy S5, for example, shoots video in 4K, something that you cannot do on an iPhone. However, thanks to a new third-party app, you can do so even on the iPhone 5s, although the only catch is, said app costs a cool $1,000. Yes, you read that correctly. One. Thousand. Dollars.

Microsoft Sends Out Windows 9 Event Press Invites For September 30th

Paul Morris·September 16, 2014

AppBuyer iOS Jailbreak Malware Steals Apple ID, Password; How To Check If You’re Affected

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

By and large, jailbreaking is a relatively safe affair to perform, and as long as you abide by the precautionary steps that must be taken when opening areas of the ecosystem ordinarily shut off by Apple, you're generally safe. However, given that third parties can access root files, things can sometimes go horribly wrong, and with the jailbreak scene having been afflicted by two widespread incidents in the past five months, another piece of malicious software is said to be capable of stealing your Apple ID and password to buy apps without your consent.

How To Remove U2 Album Songs Of Innocence From Your iTunes Account

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

Apple's close relationship with U2 has been long-standing and, from an outsider's point of view, pretty harmless. Indeed, the fact that the Irish band's latest album Songs of Innocence was to be released for free as an iTunes exclusive was clearly a win for the consumer. The move, which was announced after Apple's iPhone 6 event last week, presumably meant that U2 fans could get their fill for free - excellent - while non-U2 fans could just skip the release. Much to the surprise of just about everyone outside Apple, though, the album was pushed out to just about everyone with an iOS device, much to the bemusement of those who don't happen to like U2.

iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus Officially Releasing In 22 More Countries On September 26th [Full List]

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

OS X Yosemite Public Beta 3 And Developer Preview 8 Released

Ben Reid·September 16, 2014

As well as its usual, dev-only Developer Previews of OS X Yosemite 10.10, Apple has also released a couple of betas, which public users with Apple IDs can install and check out on their Macs. Today, the third OS X Yosemite beta has been rolled out, and as well as details on how and where to download it from, we've also got the low-down on all the changes made in this latest release after the break.

Phones 4u UK Shutters Its Services, Cancels iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus Pre-Orders

Ben Reid·September 15, 2014

UK mobile retailer Phones 4u has entered administration, and while this is a disaster for all associated with the company as a whole, it's also a bit of a headache for those who happened to place an iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus pre-order with them.

64GB And 128GB iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus Models To Come With iWork, iLife Apps Pre-Installed

Ben Reid·September 15, 2014

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