Redmond Pie - Part 2243

PayPal v5 For iOS And Android Released: Brand New Design And Impressive New Payment Features [VIDEO]

Aatif·September 6, 2013

PayPal is a great service itself and is remarkable to use, but their mobile apps for both iOS and Android, unfortunately aren’t - or maybe wasn’t, taking into account version 5.0 that has been rolled out today for both the smartphone platforms. The new and improved app brings much needed changes to the online payment portal on your phone or tablet, and we’ll be taking a look at the new offerings right after the break.

Different iPhones With Screen Sizes Up To 6-inches Being Reportedly Tested By Apple

Aatif·September 6, 2013

The Cupertino technology giant, Apple, is reportedly testing smartphones with larger screens, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. The famed news outlet bases the claim on its intel from component suppliers that the fruit company might be considering a considerable increase in the screen size for its iPhone lineup of devices for prototype units, but doesn’t forecast a release any time soon.

BlackBerry To Sell Out Its Business By November, According To Report

Oliver Haslam·September 6, 2013

This iOS Game Lets You Play The Role Of A Hacker

Ben Reid·September 6, 2013

Hacking, as we've seen on many occasions, can be used for good as well as evil, or at least unscrupulous ends, but a new game for iOS by the name of 868-HACK plays down the wider issues by letting you have fun and essentially become a computer geek yourself. Of course, since it's made purely for entertainment, there's nothing amiss (although one suspects some App Store browsers may be initially off-put), and once you get into it, there's much fun to be had.

Galaxy Note 3 Features Outlined In A 6 Minute Official Video

Oliver Haslam·September 6, 2013

Samsung announced the latest version of its largest smartphone at IFA yesterday, and the Galaxy Note 3 is sure to be popular amongst both those that want to carry a mini-tablet around 24/7 and anyone who tends to turn into a big green superhero when they're mad. If you happen to fit snugly into either of those categories, then the chances are you're already we clued up on what the third generation of Galaxy Note can offer you, but if you're on the fence then you'll be on the lookout for all the information you can get.

2K DRIVE Is An Exclusive Racing Game For iOS With Stunning Visuals And Amazing Game Modes [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·September 6, 2013

iOS 7 Download And Release Date For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch Tipped For September 18th

Oliver Haslam·September 6, 2013

A leaked document has pegged a iOS 7 download and release date, along with that of iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C smartphones around third week of September, a date that makes sense based on prior years' release schedules.

High Resolution Photos Of iPhone 5S Fingerprint Sensor Appear Online

Oliver Haslam·September 5, 2013

It's almost iPhone announcement day, and if we're honest we can't wait to be able to tell you about what Apple has announced, rather than play the guessing game that invariably accompanies any new iOS device's launch. Will it have that, or will it do this? What colors will it come in and will I get a free vial of unicorn tears with every iPhone I buy?

Xbox One Will Support Eight Controllers Simultaneously, PlayStation 4 Only Four

Ben Reid·September 5, 2013

Call Of Duty: Strike Team For iPhone And iPad Hits The App Store, Offers A New Perspective For CoD Fans

Ben Reid·September 5, 2013

We're headed towards that time of year again when Activision releases its next installment of Call of Duty. This year's offering - Call of Duty: Ghosts - is not due for a while yet, but to whet the appetites of the many Call of Duty fans, a new mobile title has just made its way to the iOS App Store. Call of Duty: Strike Team is set in the year 2020, and with more of that first-person action fans love now refined for mobile space, it's not one to be missed. Details, as well as the download link, can be seen after the jump.

Microsoft: Xbox 360 Has Three Years Of Life Left

Ben Reid·September 5, 2013

With the Xbox One almost upon us, it's easy to forget that its predecessor, the Xbox 360, still has a fairly important role to play in the gaming world. With several key releases upcoming, including Grand Theft Auto 5, consumers will continue to purchase the console in their thousands. With that said, support for the older machine will eventually begin to dwindle as the Xbox One takes a stronghold, and Microsoft has just suggested that Xbox 360 support could cease in 2016.

Nokia Takes The Fight To Samsung And Google With A Well Placed KitKat Ad

Oliver Haslam·September 5, 2013

Canopy For iPhone Adds A Bunch Of Handy New Features To Mobile Safari

Oliver Haslam·September 5, 2013

With so many third party Web browsers available on the iOS App Store, and one of those being the ever popular and constantly improving Google Chrome, Safari is leading something of a charmed life for many iOS users. In fact, if it wasn't for the inability to change the default browser on non-jailbroken devices, it's arguable whether some of us would ever use Safari on iOS at all.

Apple To Reportedly Announce New Apple TV At September 10th Event

Oliver Haslam·September 5, 2013

With September 10th fast approaching and Apple now officially confirming that it will hold an event on that date, all the focus and attention is squarely on what will be announced at the company's Cupertino HQ. Up until now all the talk has been about the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, both of which are expected to be shown off publicly for the first time on the 10th, with a release happening less than two weeks later. But there may be more to it than that.

Surface Pro 2 Specs Leak: Intel Haswell, Extra RAM For Power Users And More

Ben Reid·September 5, 2013

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