Redmond Pie - Part 2211

This Custom ROM Comparison For Android Helps You Find The Right One For Your Device [Database Chart]

Ben Reid·October 31, 2013

One of the great things about using Google's Android over one of the rivaling ecosystems is the access to after market firmware releases. If you're not a fan of the stock offering, you can always download an alternative ROM, but while having so many options out there is in the best interests of consumer choice, it does make things a little bamboozling, particularly for the newbie. Thanks to the work of XDA-Developers member Nimrodity, who has curated a massive database of ROMs and their various features, you can not only find out which ROM is best for you before downloading, but also date of release, build version and other useful information.

Fantastical 2 Is A Neat, Intuitive Calendar App For iOS 7

Ben Reid·October 31, 2013

Apple's iOS includes a wide range of stock apps to help users get through their digital day, and many iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users swear by the likes of the Calendar and Reminders apps. But despite the native utilities doing the job for a large portion of iDevice owners, third-party offerings have still continued to thrive, and one such app -- Fantastical -- has been downloaded many thousands of times thanks to its slick user interface and well thought-out features. Today, maker Flexibits has come through with the sequel to the popular first release, and as you might expect, Fantastical 2 is packed to the gills with great features and general improvements.

Existing Nike+ FuelBand Users Will Get Some Of New SE Features With Updated App

Paul Morris·October 31, 2013

Motorola Aims To Build Modular Smartphones With Project Ara

Oliver Haslam·October 30, 2013

Motorola hopes to change the way smartphones are built, and given the fact that the company is now owned by Google, we wouldn't put it past them.

iPad Air Benchmarks Show Significant Performance Improvement Over Predecessor

Paul Morris·October 30, 2013

We think it's pretty fair to say that Apple's recent announcement of the iPad Air didn't exactly blow everyone's mind when it comes to technological innovation. The unveiling of the next-generation full-sized iPad pretty much fell in line with what the majority were expecting in the fact that it offers an improved but evolutionary upgrade from its predecessor. The introduction of the Apple A7 chipset and the improved engineering principles mean that the device will ultimately be faster, lighter and thinner than all other iPads to date, but the Primate Labs Geekbench 3 tests give us a pre-release indication of just how capable the iPad Air is.

Apple Confirms That Some iPhone 5s Handsets Contain Faulty Batteries

Oliver Haslam·October 30, 2013

Google Glass v2: This Is What It Looks Like [Photos]

Oliver Haslam·October 30, 2013

Google glass may be losing some of its shine as the novelty wears off for some of us, but that hasn't stopped Google from building on its original design and trying to come up with a better version. Now, a day after offering existing members of its Explorer program the opportunity to exchange their Glass for a new one, Google has showed off what the new model looks like.

New Vulnerability In iOS Apps Lets Attackers Access Data Over Wi-Fi [VIDEO]

Paul Morris·October 30, 2013

It generally goes without saying that if you are using any type of medium to connect to an unknown network or public Wi-Fi then the greatest of care should be taken at all times. Not only are these types of networks extremely insecure because they’re available to the masses at popular points-of-interest, but they can also be a breeding ground for countless unseen and unnamed threats lurking in the digital darkness. A recent investigation from Skycure has shown that insecure public networks can also provide stealth access to our iOS apps to potential attackers using HTTP request hijacking methods.

Facebook Messenger App Completely Redesigned For iOS And Android, Lets You Send Messages To Non-Friends

Ben Reid·October 30, 2013

Google Hangouts Gets Big Update: Adds Animated GIFs, SMS Integration, Location Sharing And More

Ben Reid·October 30, 2013

Google, it's fair to say, likes to make a song and dance of its announcements, and with the company's Google+ event having taken place today, Hangouts has been afforded a pretty healthy update. Vic Gundotra announced all of the details, and if you're a regular Hangouts user, you'll be pleased to know that there's now support for animated GIFs and location sharing, as well as one or two other nice additions. Catch all of the details after the break.

Google+ Updated With New Photo And Video Sharing Features, Here Are The Details [VIDEO]

Aatif·October 30, 2013

Google has wrapped up its Morning with Google+ event, and the Internet is abuzz with news and reviews surrounding the announcements. Amongst several other features, Google’s social network is getting a slew of new photo and video enhancement features, that intend on not just making the sharing experience better, but put Google in a position where the Mountain View company can compete directly with dedicated filter and photo-enhancement apps that are available for Android and iOS. Let’s take a look at what they announced for Google+ today.

Android 4.4 KitKat Release Draws Closer; Official ‘Magic’ Animated Video Released

Ben Reid·October 30, 2013

iPhone 6 Will Reportedly Feature A 1080p Full HD 5-inch Display

Ben Reid·October 30, 2013

The iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c may only have been around for a short time, but already, the rumor mill is abuzz with talk of the iPhone 6. In the run-up to the release of the last few iPhones, we've heard that Apple would be going with a larger display, and although the iPhone 5 did somewhat break the long-standing mold, it's yet to compete with the many 5-inch+ Android devices and soon, Windows Phone devices on the market. This could be all about to change with the next iPhone, though, with a new report suggesting that the device, which will probably be launched next September, will include a larger, 1080p display.

WSJ: Google’s Smartwatch With Google Now Could Be Ready In Next Few Months

Ben Reid·October 29, 2013

Last month, Samsung dropped its Galaxy Gear smartwatch, and although Pebble's Kickstarter-boosted effort is credited as the main reason for the uptake in big-company interest on wrist-worn tech, it's fair to say that the South Korean company doesn't have a great deal of competition at this moment in time. According to a report over at The Wall Street Journal, though, this could soon be about to change, with Google apparently just a couple of months away from finalizing a smartwatch of its own.

Official Instagram App For Windows Phone Devices Teased By Nokia [IMAGE]

Aatif·October 29, 2013

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