Redmond Pie - Part 2074

It’s Official: Apple Sends Out Invites For iPad / Mac Event On October 16th

Ben Reid·October 8, 2014

Apple has just sent out invitations to a special media event on October 16th, which will take place at Town Hall on the company's Cupertino campus. With the event considered a certainty and the venue long since rumored, it was just a matter of when, and with the invitations having now been distributed, we know that 10/16 will be the date for Apple's second major keynote in as many months.

iPad Air 2 Leak Shows Touch ID, Thinner Profile, More [Video]

Ben Reid·October 8, 2014

Apple's iPad refresh is set to take place in around two weeks' time, and given the imminent nature of the announcement, we're likely to begin seeing quite a few leaks and tidbits of information over the next fortnight. Kicking us off, a new video has emerged of a dummy iPad Air 2, which features redesigned, iPhone 6-like volume buttons, a sleeker finish and, as has long since been suspected, a Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

Apple TV Adds HomeKit Functionality In Latest Beta Update

Oliver Haslam·October 8, 2014

Check Out This Wireless iPhone Charger That Doubles As Interactive Wall Clock [Video]

Paul Morris·October 8, 2014

Regardless of whether you have positive or negative connotations regarding Apple as a company, it's very difficult to argue with the level of masterfulness that goes into designing and crafting each and every Apple device. In today's market it's rare to find another company that goes into the same level of design detail that seems to be applied to each and every Apple device, and even rarer to find the same level of expertise applied to third-party accessories, which is why the Spira immediately stands out as an innovative accessory worthy of applaud.

New Setup Screens For Apple Pay Found In iOS 8.1 Beta 2 [Screenshots]

Oliver Haslam·October 8, 2014

With Apple seeding new builds of iOS 8.1 to developers for testing it was only a matter of time before a clever developer managed to poke around long enough to find some more information about about the big change we're expecting to come as part of the release.

OS X Yosemite GM 2, Public Beta 5 Downloads Released

Ben Reid·October 8, 2014

Facebook Set To Launch Its Own Anonymous Chat App

Oliver Haslam·October 8, 2014

Since day one, Facebook has required users to use their real names when signing up to the site and while that has partly been behind much of its success, the social network has long come in for plenty of criticism due to its refusal to accept sign-ups where users wish to remain anonymous.

The Best FREE Alternatives To Swype Keyboard On iOS 8

Oliver Haslam·October 8, 2014

The fact that Apple has allowed users to install and use third-party keyboards is still sinking in for many of us, but when iOS 8 did finally land it's probably safe to say that those wanting a new keyboard set off to find Swype keyboard for iOS 8 on the App Store.

Google Releases A Brand New App For iOS: News & Weather

Ben Reid·October 8, 2014

Plex App Finally Arrives On Xbox One, 360 Version Coming Soon

Ben Reid·October 8, 2014

The famed Plex media player / center has finally been showcased for the Xbox One, and is immediately free to download for those with Plex Pass memberships. A further release for the Xbox 360 is also on the horizon, although won't be rolled out until later this year.

You Can Now Install Popcorn Time On iOS Without Jailbreak

Ben Reid·October 7, 2014

Earlier on, we told of how Apple's work on patching the 'date trick' loophole will soon prevent fans of SNES and GBA emulators from installing them on iOS devices without a jailbreak, and while it has just been revealed that Popcorn Time for iOS can also be loaded on iPhone and iPad using a similar method, the torrent streamer will also be a jailbreak-only enterprise once iOS 8.1 arrives.

iOS 8.1 Beta 2 Download Released For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch

Ben Reid·October 7, 2014

iOS 8.1 Patches ‘Date Trick’ Loophole That Allows GBA, SNES Emulators On iPhone And iPad

Ben Reid·October 7, 2014

Late last week, it emerged that a working SNES emulator could be installed on iDevices running on the latest iOS 8 software. The idea of a working emulator for iOS is, in itself, nothing particularly new, but ordinarily, one would require the assistance of a jailbreak in order to enjoy a nostalgic dose of the Super Nintendo. The fact that it works without a Cydia tweak is great for those who wish to enjoy the likes of Super Mario, but Apple, as you'd probably expect, is about to spoil the party by plugging the loophole with the impending iOS 8.1 update.

12.9-Inch iPad Pro May Run Both iOS And OS X [Rumor]

Ben Reid·October 7, 2014

Talk of an enlarged, so-called "iPad Pro" has been rife for about a year now, but with the likes of the Microsoft Surface Pro and Samsung's Galaxy TabPro having rolled out in that time, there's a genuine feeling that Apple is finally poised to counter with a similar effort of its own. The slate, which will apparently include a 12.9-inch display, remains something of an enigma, but a new report cites the usual sources familiar by claiming that it will run a hybrid operating system combining bits of iOS and OS X into one.

Apple Adjusts Production In Favor Of iPhone 6 Plus Amid Strong Demand

Ben Reid·October 7, 2014

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