Redmond Pie - Part 2049

Apple Will Announce iWatch On September 9 But Won’t Ship Until Early 2015 [Report]

Ben Reid·August 30, 2014

The announcement yesterday that the iPhone 6 event would indeed be held on September 9th was preceded by numerous reports that the iWatch would also be making an appearance on the very same date. But while it was initially suggested that the company's very first smartwatch would be released in October, it is now being reported that we'll only be getting a mere preview of the device, and that it won't, in fact, hit retail outlets until next year.

Here’s Your First Look At A Fully Assembled iPhone 6 Booting Up On Video

Aatif·August 30, 2014

It’s become official now that the new iPhone 6 is finally coming on September 9th - something that has been in the rumors for quite some time now. However, it’s absolutely certain now and has been certain even before, that no one would be getting even a sneak peak at the actual device until whatever it date it gets for the official unveiling. That never discouraged people from speculating what the device can look like through concept designs, and now, a luxury retailer has put together a bootable prototype of the iPhone 6 through several leaked parts. Yup, it does boot!

Friday Freebies: Download These Paid iPhone Apps For Free Right Now (Total Value $15)

Ben Reid·August 30, 2014

Emojli For iOS Is An Emoji-Only Messenger, Because Why Not?

Ben Reid·August 30, 2014

After Yo!, the one-word app that simply let you say "Yo!" to your buddies, another developer has come through with something equally simplistic. Emojli, as you might imagine, is an IM app that only permits you to send emojis. But given what we're seeing on Twitter, Facebook et al on a daily basis, it would seem, for the most part, that instant messaging has already become an emoji-only experience.

RIP: Microsoft To Completely Shut Down MSN Messenger After 15 Years Of Memories

Ben Reid·August 30, 2014

In the modern Digital Age, the primary IM services are WhatsApp, Kik Messenger, iMessage alongside a myriad of others boasting millions of users. But not so long ago, Microsoft's MSN Messenger was the dominant force, but after the Windows maker acquired Skype for the tidy sum of $8.5 billion, things seemed to wane. Now, after 15 long years - the last few of which have been in relative obscurity - the software maker has finally decided to kill off MSN Messenger for good, which means users in China - which is the last place where Messenger lives - will have to say goodbye to Microsoft’s famed messaging service for good.

iPhone 6 Sapphire Glass Vs Gorilla Glass – Durability Test [Video]

Ben Reid·August 30, 2014

High Quality iPhone 6 Leaked Photos Reveal Color Matched Antenna Breaks

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

For the most part, the purported design of the iPhone 6 has been lauded by commentators, but conversely, the antenna breaks to the rear side of the device have been labeled as ugly. Certainly, they're not the most stylish of components, even if necessary to the overall running of the device, but a new leak of what is claimed to be a finished production model of the Space Gray iPhone 6 rear shell suggests that the lines mightn't be as unsightly as some had feared.

Google Chrome Adds Guest Mode Feature In New Beta For Windows, Mac And Linux

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

The guest accounts feature present on most desktop operating systems is key, for it allows users to share their devices and machines with friends or family whilst maintaining privacy. If you just wish to let somebody use the Web for a quick search, though, logging out of your own account and loading up the guest profile is a bit of a drawn-out process. A new Chrome beta released by Google makes it easier to share your Chrome browser with the aforementioned thanks to the introduction of guest mode, meaning that you can permit folk to surf the Web on your device without potentially revealing any of your data.

Apple Bringing NFC To iPhone 6 In Collaboration With Dutch Firm NXP

Oliver Haslam·August 29, 2014

Samsung Hits NYC Streets, Asks Consumers To Compare iPad Air With Galaxy Tab S [Video]

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Samsung has a humongous marketing budget. Time and again, we see the Korean company spend lavishly on strange, interesting, and simply grandiose PR campaigns, but when it isn't renaming terminals at London's Heathrow Airport, the Galaxy maker does occasionally keep things nice and simple. Given that the Apple iPad Air is a direct competitor to the Galaxy Tab S, Samsung thought it would be a good idea to take both to the streets of NYC and record the reactions of consumers asked to compare the two.

Google Unveils Project Wing, Its Secret Drone Delivery Service Of The Future [Video]

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

As well as continuing work on its bread-and-butter services like Search, Maps and Android, Google is always looking to expand with intriguing, innovative advancements. Project Ara is one, Project Glass another, and with self-driving cars also in the works, the Big G has just showcased Project Wing. A drone-powered courier service, Project Wing appears to be a competitor to Amazon's Prime Air, and the aircraft itself is lightweight, completely unmanned, and considered a cross between a helicopter and a plane.

Both iPhone 6 And iPhone 6L Will Cost More Than Previous iPhone Models, Says Report

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Contact Center For iOS Significantly Enhances Communication On iPhone

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Through the last few generations of iOS, Apple has looked to pool certain aspects of its mobile operating systems into unified, easy-to-manage hubs. First it was the Notification Center of iOS 5, and back in September, we finally got system-wide access to toggles with the Control Center. But the Mac maker could certainly do with adding a few more of these systems across the platform, and one third-party offering seeks to simplify the process of contacting folk and sending messages.

Minuum Keyboard For iOS 8 Will Adjust Its Height For Less Obtrusion, Sign Up Now For Early Access

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Although many of us have now adapted to the idea of a touch-based keyboard, there are still limitations to this feature. One of the glaringly obvious caveats is that when a keyboard is in use, it can often command half of a device's display real estate, and in some instances, we're forced to cease typing in order to review the content we've written or are replying to. Inconvenient indeed, but the author of the Minuum keyboard, which has a popular following on Android, has pledged its name to the long list of developers porting products over to iOS 8, and with it, confirmed that it will include a neat feature that will see the keyboard adjust in height.

Apple Preps Flint Center For iPhone 6 / 6L Event On September 9th [Photo]

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

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