Redmond Pie - Part 2096

Apple’s TestFlight Beta Testing Service Pops Up On App Store Ahead Of iOS 8 Launch

Ben Reid·September 6, 2014

TestFlight has just made an appearance on the App Store for the very first time, and with the beta-testing app looking ready to roll ahead of the imminent launch of iOS 8, iPhone and iPad developers will soon reap the benefits of this renowned infrastructure for testing out unfinished applications.

New Photos Detail 5.5-inch iPhone 6L Rear-Facing Camera With OIS, Other Parts

Ben Reid·September 6, 2014

Things have been a tad quiet on the iPhone 6 parts leaks front just lately, but today, we've an up-close look at the rear-facing camera of the 5.5-inch model, and with it, yet more indication that it will feature optical image stabilization, or OIS.

Motorola’s Moto Hint Earpiece Is A Tiny Digital Assistant For Your Smartphone [Video]

Ben Reid·September 6, 2014

Download Official Galaxy Note 4 Wallpapers For Any Smartphone

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Samsung once again took to the stage at IFA to announce the latest addition to its famed Galaxy Note series earlier this week, and as we continue to digest the multitude of new features introduced with the Galaxy Note 4, the new lock screen and home screen wallpaper is already available to download. Seeing as they’re essentially just images, you can download and use them on any smartphone, and thanks to the incredibly high resolution of the device, you'll be able to get away with it on most tablets as well.

Baidu Eye: A Google Glass Competitor From China, Here’s What It Looks Like [Photos]

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

That early hype surrounding Google Glass may have petered out a little over the past few months, but despite this, numerous start-ups and major vendors have begun working on their own alternatives in recent times. Baidu first announced its head-mounted Eye gadget last year, and after a lengthy period in development, the company has a working prototype ready to preview to the world.

Moto 360 Android Wear Smartwatch Goes On Sale Today

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Moto G (2nd Gen.) Announced: A Swift Upgrade Over The Original [Video]

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Motorola has just taken the wraps off the Moto G (2nd Gen.) smartphone at a special Chicago event to coincide with Berlin's IFA trade show, and as anticipated, it offers yet more decent smartphoning at low cost while also improving the display. Below, we'll be running through the specs.

Moto X (2nd Gen.) Announced: Here Are The Complete Details [Video]

Aatif·September 5, 2014

When Google acquired Motorola Mobility a couple of years back, we expected a lot of good to come from the deal, especially for the consumers. Over the course of time, we saw some of those expectations turn to reality as well, in the form of the Moto X and Moto G smartphones - devices that offered high-end specs in relatively low costs, with a pleasant experience overall. Today, we have another offering from the Chicago based company with the name of Moto X (2nd Gen.). Nope, it’s not the old Moto X; it’s the new Moto X for which Motorola has essentially decided to keep the naming convention same (or take a leaf out of Apple’s and HTC’s books).

Apple CEO Tim Cook On iCloud Hack: New Security Features Are Coming In iOS 8

Oliver Haslam·September 5, 2014

iWatch Will Have Curved Display, Wireless Charging; iPhone 6 Will Get One-Handed Mode

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

We're now less than five days from the grand unveiling of Apple's major new releases, including the company's inaugural smartwatch. Although we've a pile of info regarding the also-impending iPhone 6, the mere fact that the iWatch hasn't apparently gone into production as yet means that details have been incredibly scarce. Still, with announcement day now imminent, tidbits of info appear to be slipping through the next, and while Ming-Chi Kuo revealed earlier today that the device may include 8GB of storage and 512MB RAM, another reliable source has dropped some information pertaining to the device's other major features.

Ginger Keyboard Is The Most Customizable Third-Party Keyboard For iOS 8 [Video]

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

One of the great features of Apple's iOS 8 update is the relaxing of the ecosystem allowing third parties to flourish. The keyboard, which has been a pet peeve of iOS users for seven years now, will finally be swappable, and a number of famed Android developers including SwiftKey, Swype and Fleksy have already jumped on board. But while those aforementioned will no doubt enhance functionality, one group is focusing its efforts on customization, and the upcoming Ginger Keyboard for iOS 8 hopes to dazzle users with a seemingly endless inventory of skins and themes.

WSJ: iWatch And iPhone 6 Both Will Be Ready For NFC E-Payments

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Facebook Rolling Out Privacy Checkup Tool, Here’s How It Works [Video]

Aatif·September 5, 2014

One of the issues that have plagued Facebook - the largest social network on the planet - since time immemorial is privacy, or rather, the lack thereof. The website has been the target of a lot of privacy related conspiracy theories as well, and even though Facebook has tried time and again to address privacy concerns, nothing has ever been enough.

Apple’s Jony Ive On iWatch: Switzerland Is In Trouble

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Apple's iWatch is expected to take the smartwatch world by storm when it's announced next week, and although it likely won't begin shipping until early next year, the Cupertino company clearly wants to ensure that its first major wearable is among the competition as smartwatches go mainstream. Jony Ive, Apple's lead designer, is naturally quite excited about the prospect of the iWatch hitting the market, and as quoted by a fellow member of the design team inside Cupertino, has jokingly suggested that Switzerland "is in trouble."

Apple To Live Stream iPhone 6 / iWatch Event On September 9

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

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