Redmond Pie - Part 2073

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Announced: Features, Specs, Price, Release Date

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

At the IFA trade show in Berlin, Samsung just took the wraps off the Galaxy Note 4, and as predicted, it's a beast of a device. For the most part, it's very much as we expected, with a stunning-looking quad-HD display and equally-impressive camera, and below, we go through each and every aspect of this all-new addition to the market-leading phablet series.

China Mobile Has iPhone 6 Up For Pre-Order Already

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

Apple may yet to have announced the impending iPhone 6, but China Mobile, the nation's foremost carrier, is already taking pre-orders of the device. Although it seems strange for a network operator to begin making such moves a full week before announcement, it's not uncommon as the scrum begins to gather in the army of consumers, and although prospective iPhone 6 owners on China Mobile can select from the 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch models, key details and actual images of the device are, rather unsurprisingly, off the agenda for now.

iOS 8 Extension For Things App Demoed On Video

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

Microsoft’s Cortana Takes A Shot At Siri Again In HTC One M8 Windows Phone Ad [Video]

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

For some reason, the tech world spends more time parodying voice assistants than actually using them, and just like when Siri and Google Now first arrived, we got a little excited about Microsoft's Cortana earlier on this year at BUILD. Certainly, the software giant is every enthusiastic about the software, which is based on the virtual voice of the character from Halo, and with the HTC One M8 confirmed as releasing on Windows Phone, Microsoft has taken the opportunity to take a swipe at Apple and Siri once more.

Apple: iCloud Wasn’t Breached In Recent Celebrity Photos Leak

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

In case you missed it, a number of high-profile celebrities had their very private images leaked onto the Web. But while it was rumored that Apple's iCloud infrastructure was to blame for the large-scale breach, the Cupertino giant has stepped out and denied that its services were to blame in an official statement on the matter.

Tuesday Apps Galore: Save $31 On Paid iOS Apps By Downloading Them Absolutely Free

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

OS X Yosemite Developer Preview 7 Download Released, Here Are The Details

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

OS X Yosemite 10.10 is nearing its projected release bracket, and with a bunch of Developer Previews already under its belt, Apple has just rolled out Yosemite DP7 to developers. The new build, which has been given the version number 14A343f, offers a couple of minor additions as well as the usual dose of bug fixes and performance enhancements, and you can catch all of the main details below.

Elgato Announces First Apple iOS 8 HomeKit Enabled Home Automation Kit [Video]

Ben Reid·September 2, 2014

The IFA trade show in Berlin, Germany will once again attract some of the biggest names in tech, but as we await the big announcements from Samsung, Motorola et al, Elgato has taken the wraps off several HomeKit-ready home automation devices.

Sony To Bring DSLR Lenses To Smartphones With Its New Accessory [Images]

Ben Reid·September 2, 2014

Fresh New 5.5-inch iPhone 6L Battery Leak Reconfirms 2,915mAh Capacity [Photos]

Ben Reid·September 2, 2014

We're now just over one week away from the iPhone 6 event, and during the next seven or so days, we're braced for a bunch of leaks as Apple tries desperately to keep those intricate details under lock-and-key. It stands to reason that, with a 5.5-inch display, the larger of the two new iPhone sizing configurations will need a much larger battery than that of the iPhone 5s, and having previously heard that the Cupertino company will almost double-up to a 2,915mAh offering, a new sighting has corroborated this notion.

This Thermal Imaging Case For iPhone Can Be Used To Steal Your ATM PIN [Video]

Oliver Haslam·September 2, 2014

Mobile security is very much in the news right now and for obvious reasons, with some celebrities having had some of their most compromising photos and video pop up online following an apparent iCloud security breach. Whether it is an actual security breach or simply the result of poor password choices, the incident has many considering the security of their data.

Samsung Goes High-End With Crystal Coated Gear S Smartwatch

Ben Reid·September 2, 2014

iPhone 6 Compared To iPhone 5S In The Highest Quality Video Leak Yet

Oliver Haslam·September 2, 2014

We're not sure what we're looking forward to the most when Apple takes the covers off the iPhone 6 - the chance to buy one or the end of all the leaks. Don't get us wrong, we find the whole cat and mouse thing as much as anyone, but it does eventually start to get little bit silly.

Microsoft Accidently Posts Windows 9 Teaser Image

Aatif·September 2, 2014

Microsoft has had a lot of learning opportunity from the successes and failures of Windows 8, and that was evident from some of the quick fixes that were introduced with Window 8.1, which was a mere incremental update over the existing operating system. Still, for those who had hue and cry over the stark difference that Windows 8 presented over Windows 7, Windows 8.1 at least made the system usable for them once again. However, any major changes that were expected from the Redmond company, won’t happen until Windows 9 (or Windows Threshold, as it is called right now).

This Humorous Comic Perfectly Sums Up The Apple Product Cycle

Ben Reid·September 2, 2014

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