Redmond Pie - Part 2068

Russia Wants Apple To Hand Over iOS And OS X Source Code Over Spying Concerns

Oliver Haslam·July 31, 2014

Sometimes you read something and then have to make sure that it's not April 1st, but alas, today is not April Fools Day and unfortunately, this report from Reuters appears to be far from a joke. If it is indeed accurate, the Russian government has apparently asked Apple to hand over the source code for both iOS and the OS X in a bid to try and make sure that neither can be used to spy on it.

How To Get Apple Products Tax-Free In U.S. [Limited Time Only]

Oliver Haslam·July 31, 2014

In the coming weeks, some parts of the United States will be offering what has become known as a 'tax-free weekend' during which select products can be bought without having to pay tax on them. That sounds like the kind of thing that we could get behind, and Apple is trying to make sure that those living in the right state are able to take advantage of the situation by, you guessed it, buying some shiny new Apple gear.

Video Shows iPhone 6 Next To iPhone 5S And Nexus 5, One-Handed Use Demonstrated

Oliver Haslam·July 31, 2014

Modbook Pro X Can Turn Your Retina MacBook Pro Into A OS X Tablet [Video]

Oliver Haslam·July 31, 2014

Does that iPad Air just not cut it for you? Do you really, and we mean really need more power than an iPad can afford or simply need to use so-called real apps? Is money no object in the pursuit of something that Apple is unwilling to offer?

Download $32 Worth Of Popular Paid iPhone And iPad Apps For Free Today [Limited Time Only]

Taimur Asad·July 31, 2014

We are back today with five more iPhone and iPad apps that have gone free for a limited time over on the iTunes App Store. These apps are valued at $32 in total and so are worth downloading on your iOS devices.

Popcorn Time Adds AirPlay Support, iPhone And iPad App Confirmed

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

Windows Phone 8.1 Update 1 Now Official, Here’s What Is New!

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

Since being announced at this year’s BUILD developers’ conference, the tech world has remained fascinated by Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8.1. Given that Cortana, the company’s first mobile voice assistant, has commanded the lion’s share of attention since rolling out with WP8.1, it shouldn’t come as much of a shock that in today’s update to the mobile software, it’s once again the center of attention. As well as offering some improvements to the current Cortana set-up, the feature is now rolling out across several new markets as a result of the bump, and with a number of general tweaks to Windows Phone 8.1 across the board, this is a pretty significant enhancement.

Smartphone Battery Life About To Double In Power Thanks To This New Technology

Oliver Haslam·July 30, 2014

As our smartphones, watches, tablets and even cars have begun to make ever-increasing use of battery power, those batteries haven't quite managed to keep up. We're charging our smartphones at least once a day, and the new smartwatches on the market don't do much better. Cars need recharging at worryingly short intervals, and at this point it's arguable that we've been held back by the amount of juice we can give things. Something has to change.

Smartphone Connected Smart Shoes Will Help You Navigate And Track Movement Using Google Maps [Video]

Oliver Haslam·July 30, 2014

Side-By-Side Graphics Comparison: iPhone 5 / 5c Vs. iPhone 4S [Video]

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

Critics of Apple have suggested that the iPhone range has only seen incremental upgrades over the past few years, and given the lack of NFC, the late showing of LTE and the 4-inch display of the current flagship, they do have a point. But while the continued processor / graphics bumps and camera upgrades don't seem a world apart from release to release, the leap in overall performance is quite noticeable when you skip a generation or two. Case in point, the new release of the graphically-intensive Modern Combat 5, which, as you'll see below, is quite a different animal on an iPhone 4S versus the current but not high-end iPhone 5c.

New App Brings NSA-proof Encrypted Calls To iPhone For Free

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

If you've been on the hunt for a secure, hassle-free app offering encrypted communication, then a newly-released utility over at the App Store might just pique your interest. Sure, it's not the first of its kind -- there are many such apps touting all manner of robust features to protect your correspondence from prying eyes. But with its sheer simplicity and ease-of-use, it's tailor-made for the layman, and below, you can check out all of the details as well as that download link.

Instagram Launches Bolt App, Its Snapchat Rival, Download It Now For iOS And Android

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

EA Access Brings Netflix-like All-You-Can-Play Gaming To Xbox One For Just $5 Per Month

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

Electronic Arts, or EA as it is often referred, is one of the most well-respected and renowned gaming publishers on the planet, and has, in its decorated history, presented us with some truly seminal titles. Now, it's fair to say that apart from Titanfall, Xbox One owners haven't had much to claim over their PS4-toting rivals in the battle of one-upmanship so far. However, EA has just rolled out a special deal for Xbox One customers that offers access to a number of those aforementioned great games for a cost of just $5 per month, which, if you've already stumped up the cash for the console itself, is chickenfeed by comparison.

Android Fake ID Security Flaw Allows Hackers To Completely Take Over Your Device

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

New 'Fake ID' security bug has now been found in Android that allows a malicious app to send faked credentials, disguising itself as a legitimate app. The security firm credited with discovering this new malware feels there's genuine cause for alarm.

Apple TV Gets Two New Channels, Fox Now And CNBC

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

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