Redmond Pie - Part 2076

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

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Although most of the rumors we'll be hearing over the next couple of weeks will likely tread on old ground, the fact that we've official confirmation of the iPhone 6 event places renewed emphasis on whatever is divulged. For example, it has long since been suggested that Apple's next-gen iPhone will be pricier than the current-generation iPhone 5s, but with carriers now coming through with figures for the retail run of the fruit company's impending handset, we perhaps didn't realize just how much more it will be costing.

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

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

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Earlier on today, Apple confirmed the news that the blogosphere had long since suspected - that the special iPhone 6 / iWatch event would indeed be held in 13 days' time on September 9th. Wasting little time, preparations for the keynote are already well under way, and although the Cupertino company is doing its level best to keep everything under wraps, those in the know have already begun trying to piece together what's in store.

Big Savings Thursday: Get $48 Worth Of Best Paid iPhone Apps For Free Today

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

With today having finally seen the announcement of the iPhone 6 event, I'm sure many of you will be looking to stock up on iOS apps and games ready for the official announcement. We're just a couple of weeks away from seeing what's next, and with the device itself likely to set you back a fair amount, you can save some extra pennies by grabbing these paid apps gone free. As usual, we've a nice little bundle, and below, you'll find descriptions and download links of each and every one.

Not All 4.7-inch iPhone 6 Models Will Get Sapphire Displays, But iPhone 6L Will

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

This Beautiful Matte Xbox One Concept Is Considerably Better Than The Current Design

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

Microsoft's Xbox One isn't a slick as it might have been, and although we're expecting revised design and coloring options to trickle out over the next few years, one concept maker has come through with something rather special. The matte black finish, which is curved and rounded off to complement the design of the all-new Xbox One controller, has us wishing it were real, and below, you can check it out for yourself.

It’s Official: Apple Announces September 9th iPhone 6, iWatch Event

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

Apple has just sent out the press invitations for the special iPhone 6 event, and as has been suspected for a number of weeks now, it will fall on September 9th. Of course, we don't yet know precisely what the tech giant has up its sleeve, but with the showcasing having now been confirmed, we won't have to wait too much longer for the big reveal.

High-Res iPhone 6 Photos Show Embedded Apple Logo, New Speaker, SIM Trays

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

SIM-Equipped Samsung Gear S Smartwatch Announced Featuring Curved Display

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

Although we're still waiting on the Apple iWatch and the myriad of vendors set to push out smartwatches on Android Wear, Samsung has been incredibly busy over the past twelve months. Having launched the less than appealing Galaxy Gear alongside the Galaxy Note 3 at last year's IFA, the Korean outfit then went on and showcased the Gear 2 and Gear Fit at the Mobile World Congress, and with the Gear Live announced for Android Wear at I/O, the company is still not done. For a while, it has been rumored that Sammy would unveil a device packing its own data connection, unlike the current fleet of smartphone-dependent watches, and today, the cellular Gear S has been officially unveiled.

BioShock For iOS Finally Available To Download [Direct Link]

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

Earlier this month, we learned that the famed BioShock was to be released on Apple's iOS, and after a few weeks of making the final preparations, the iconic title is now ready to download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

LG Announces G Watch R Android Wear Smartwatch With A Circular Face

Paul Morris·August 28, 2014

Here’s More Evidence That iPhone 6 / 6L Will Come With NFC

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

Apple looks poised to break several long-standing habits when it unleashes the iPhone 6 at some point in the next few weeks, and among them, the Cupertino company will apparently roll out near-field communication, or NFC. Although numerous Android vendors have offered this little piece of hardware for a good couple of generations now, Apple may finally indulge in a feature that enables, for example, the processing of mobile payments. Yet while some reports have indicated that only the larger, 5.5-inch iPhone will get NFC, a new report instead suggests that both models of iPhone 6 will be treated to this technology.

Standalone Xbox One Kinect Sensor Gets A Release Date, Price

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

Microsoft made a brave, if not reckless call in the run-up to the release of the Xbox One, and in honesty, the decision to bundle the Kinect peripheral in as a standard feature was just one of many suspect choices that might have contributed to Sony's early lead with the PlayStation 4. The fact that Xbox One owners got a motion-sensing camera that they didn't necessarily want was not the main issue, but rather the price - at $100 more than the PS4 - made the normally arduous decision for fence-sitters just that little bit easier. After stringing it out for a few months, the software giant finally caved in and offered the Xbox One sans Kinect for a price comparable to that of its major competitor, and as of October 7th, those who'd retrospectively like to buy the popular accessory will be able to.

Wednesday App Sale: 6 Great iPhone Apps Worth $19 For Free, Download Them All Here

Ben Reid·August 28, 2014

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