Redmond Pie - Part 2039

Samsung Sends Out Unpacked 2014 Press Invites, Likely To Announce Galaxy Note 4

Ben Reid·August 5, 2014

On the first week of September, with the IFA tech gathering looming, Samsung usually showcases the latest addition to its phablet 'Note' series, and although we've heard several reports with regards to the Galaxy Note 4, it's now certain that Samsung Unpacked will be held on September 3rd. The Korean outfit just passed out invitations to the special event, and although it cannot be confirmed that we'll be seeing the Note 4, the timing leads us to believe that this will, in fact, be the case.

Save A Massive $113 By Downloading These 8 Paid iOS Apps For Free [Limited Time Only]

Ben Reid·August 5, 2014

Given how many apps and games exist over at the iTunes App Store, locating the good ones shouldn't be too hard. But at times, it can be a little tricky, and finding the decent, paid apps gone free even more so. Here, though, we like to bring you some of the best deals on a daily basis, and here, you can get your fill once more.

Latest Apple TV Beta Firmware Features Brand New Interface, Here’s What It Looks Like

Ben Reid·August 5, 2014

How To Download Windows Phone 8.1 Update 1 Developer Preview Right Now

Ben Reid·August 5, 2014

Last week, we informed you that the Windows Phone 8.1 Update 1 had been announced, with Microsoft adding several new features while also broadening the horizons of the Cortana voice assistant. If you want to try out the new release on your compatible Windows Phone 8.x device, it's actually not that difficult, and before long, you'll be able to enjoy what is a relatively substantial enhancement.

Samsung Galaxy Alpha To Feature iPhone-Like Chamfered Edges [Photos]

Ben Reid·August 5, 2014

Even though Samsung has successfully competed alongside the Apple iPhone over the past few years in the battle of the high-end smartphones, there are definitely strengths and weaknesses on both sides. For while critics of Apple have pointed out the lack of display real-estate, NFC and other such features, the Samsung Galaxy line-up has not yet offered fans of premium, metallic build anything to write home about. The Korean outfit looked on as the likes of HTC and compatriot LG began churning out these more substantially-crafted devices, but according to a new leak, the supposed "Galaxy Alpha" may include chamfered metal edges akin to the Apple iPhone.

10 New Changes In iOS 8 Beta 5 [Screenshots]

Uzair Ghani·August 5, 2014

OS X Yosemite Developer Preview 5 Now Available To Download

Ben Reid·August 5, 2014

After a handful of Developer Previews, Apple recently unleashed the first Beta of OS X 10.10 Yosemite. In a change from the usual schedule, though, the beta was open to the general public, allowing anybody with an Apple ID to indulge, and as we close in on that eventual end user release scheduled for the fall, the Cupertino tech giant has just rolled out the 5th Developer Preview of Yosemite. Details, as ever, can be seen after the leap.

iOS 8 Beta 5 Download For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch Released

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

Apple has just released download links of iOS 8 beta 5 for supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices over on the iOS Dev Center.

Al-Qaeda’s Mobile OS Of Choice Is Android, Not iOS

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

Popular Media Center Software XBMC Rebranded As “Kodi” With Release Of Version 14

Paul Morris·August 4, 2014

The owners and developers behind the popular XBMC software have announced a name change that will see the software rebranded as 'Kodi'. The name change has been a long time coming in fairness, with the outgoing title suggesting to users that the powerful software is capable of being installed and invoked on Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles. That may have been true once upon a time, but XBMC hasn't been capable of running on an Xbox since the original hardware release, with no compatibility being offered with Microsoft's 360 or One offerings. The rebrand will see the software welcome in its third name change in the last 12 years and should also provide some much-needed clarity on the Xbox compatibility issues.

Want To Buy A Working iPhone 6 Clone Now? That Would Be Just $145 [Photos]

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

Being the source of most iPhone 6 hardware leaks, there's a very good case to be made for Chins being the best place to pick up a fake iPhone 6 too. Turns out that's exactly true after Apple's next iPhone was once again beaten to market by a knockoff, and one that actually looks pretty good.

You Can Now Unlock Your iPhone By Simply Blowing At It

Paul Morris·August 4, 2014

Leaked Photos Of iPad Air 2 Shell Gives Us A Close Look At Changes To Come

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

The leaks just keep on coming, this time of the supposed iPad Air 2. With all the attention very much on the iPhone 6 at this point, it's easy to forget that we should only be a few months away from a new suite of iPads, with the iPad Air 2 possibly the most eagerly anticipated.

How To Fix iPhone That Randomly Turns Off And Won’t Reboot

Uzair Ghani·August 3, 2014

Is your iPhone randomly turning off? A number of iPhone 5 users on Apple Support Community are complaining about a rather bizarre issue where the handset powers down abruptly and in some cases won't even reboot. It happens completely randomly, without the battery indicator hitting the 0% mark. In this article we have outlined some fixes that you can try to resolve the problem.

HP Is Working On A Stylish iPhone Compatible Smartwatch, This Is What It Will Look Like

Oliver Haslam·August 3, 2014

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