Redmond Pie - Part 2019

3 More iPhone And iPad Apps Worth $6 That You Can Get For Free Today

Oliver Haslam·December 31, 2014

We love apps, and so do you, so if you got yourself a shiny new iPad or iPhone this Christmas then you probably want to get your hands on some bargain apps to go along with it. With this time of year being so expensive for everyone, we really can’t blame you.

VLC Player For iOS Returning To App Store Very Soon, Confirms Developer

Zayed Rehman·December 31, 2014

VLC for iOS is returning to the App Store very soon according to the lead developer for the iPhone, iPad and OS X version of the video player. More details to follow, after the jump.

More Than Half Of New Mobile Activations This Christmas Were Apple; Samsung At Second Place

Ben Reid·December 31, 2014

How To View Hidden Facebook Photos Of Anyone

Ben Reid·December 31, 2014

Here's how you can view hidden photos of your friends or anyone on Facebook. More details and download link can be found after the jump.

Watch: iPhone 6 Plus Survives A Whole Night Buried Under The Snow [Video]

Zayed Rehman·December 31, 2014

If for some odd reason you were wondering if your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus is snow proof, that question seems to be have been answered in what can be best described as another crazy experiment posted on YouTube. More on that, right after the jump!

Samsung Galaxy S6 Leaked Press Render Images Give Us First Clear Look At The Device

Ben Reid·December 31, 2014

Watch: iPhone Vs Android – The Ultimate Sci-Fi Battle [Video]

Ben Reid·December 30, 2014

The war between iOS and Android is never-ending, with fanboys on each side seemingly willing to battle to the death in the ongoing back and forth. While we're accustomed to seeing these two platforms showdown on software and hardware features, though, today the two titans lock horns in a fight of a different kind - a sci-fi battle that pits iPhone users against their Android-wielding counterparts. But who wins? Find out after the fold!

How To Get Spotify Widget For Yosemite Notification Center

Ben Reid·December 30, 2014

Spotify has established itself as the go-to music streaming service, with a vast catalog that has long since been well into the millions. As well as continuing to strike deals with publishers and labels to broaden the range of music available, Spotify has been busily improving the service in general, and likewise, third parties have also been getting in on the act to enhance the experience. If you're a Mac user running the latest OS X 10.10 Yosemite, you can now control your Spotify right from the Notification Center, and below, we've got the details.

Samsung’s New All-In-One PC Features A Sleek Looking 27-inch Curved Display

Zayed Rehman·December 30, 2014

Xiaomi’s Leaked Notebook Is A Photocopy Of The MacBook Air [Photos]

Oliver Haslam·December 30, 2014

Chinese company Xiaomi is making waves not just at home where it has cannibalized Samsung’s smartphone market share, but also worldwide where it has managed to gain itself a spot in the planet’s top 5 smartphone makers. One of the world’s biggest and fastest growing startups, Xiaomi is already setting its sights beyond the phone.

Galaxy S6 Display Size Revealed In New Report, Will Feature New Yellow Color Option [Photo]

Oliver Haslam·December 30, 2014

With CES just around the corner all eyes are very much on the world’s largest technology companies, with everyone eager to see what will be announced during the Las Vegas event. One company sure to have a hefty presence is Samsung, but while we don’t expect to see much in the way of a new Galaxy S smartphone at the event, new leaks are cropping up seemingly every day.

How To Find Windows Product Key, Login Information, Passwords, More The Easy Way

Zayed Rehman·December 30, 2014

You Can Now Refund App Store, iTunes, iBookstore Purchases In EU Within 14 Days

Oliver Haslam·December 30, 2014

Being able to get refunds for apps bought via the App Store has been at the center of much discussion for some time. While Google gives downloaders two hours to request a refund for apps they bought by mistake or that simply don’t work as advertised, Apple has never really given any proper indication as to its own policy. Plenty of people have successfully received refunds for apps, but the policy has never been as clear as it could be.