Redmond Pie - Part 2344

Peekly For iPhone Gives The iOS Lock Screen A Much-Needed Overhaul, Here’s How To Install It [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·March 12, 2013

With the omni-present iOS Vice President Scott Forstall having been given his marching orders following the disastrous iOS 6 Maps app (among other things), there's a real feeling that iOS 7 will - with Jony Ive at the helm - actually address some of the long-standing issues with Apple's mobile software. Thus, designers have been doubly busy over the past few months in lending their skills and creativity to dreaming up news ways iOS 7 can offer a significantly enhanced user experience, and following the revamped Weather app concept from a couple of days back, a new jailbreak tweak / theme by the name of Peekly adds a beautiful, slide-to-reveal element to the inherently dull iOS lock screen.

Official Philips hue API And SDK Now Available To iOS Developers

Paul Morris·March 12, 2013

If you are an iOS developer who has been looking for the next project to undertake that involves something unique and innovative, then Philips might have what you are looking for. The Philips hue LED lighting system, which has been proven to be extremely popular with consumers, has now been opened up to external developers in the hope of seeing some great accompanying apps hitting the iOS App Store.

New Kinect Mod Lets You See Your Brain Inside Your Head, Redefines The Word ‘Creepy’ [VIDEO]

Goncalo Ribeiro·March 11, 2013

Mozilla: Firefox Not Coming To iOS Until Apple Opens Up To Third-Party Browsers

Goncalo Ribeiro·March 11, 2013

Throughout the history of iOS, several third-party browsers have made it to the platform, although the built-in Safari browser is the only one that can be integrated deeply into the system. At a panel at SXSW, a conference taking place in Texas, Mozilla Vice-President of Product Jay Sullivan made it clear that Firefox will not be making its way to iOS until Apple opens up to third-party browsers.

Second Samsung Galaxy S4 Teaser Trailer Released, Still Scattered With Mystery [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·March 11, 2013

Early last week, Samsung began the ten day countdown to its UNPACKED Galaxy S IV event by running a little teaser trailer. A young lad by the name of Jeremy was handed the mission of minding the secretive, mystical box until the big day, and now, Samsung has given us an update on how both Jeremy, and his box of Galaxy wonder are doing. Naturally, neighbors have been asking him questions regarding the box he carries everywhere with him, but as far as revealing what's inside, he doesn't budge. The familiar spate of bad acting and cheesiness ensues throughout one and-a-half minute clip, so you have been warned. Check it out below.

Here’s An Early iPhone Prototype From 2005, Features A 5×7 Inch Display, Ethernet And Serial Ports [IMAGES]

Paul Morris·March 11, 2013

This App For iOS Uses Philips hue To Turn Your Music Into A Light Show

Paul Morris·March 11, 2013

There's no denying that the Philips hue iOS controlled lighting system is an amazing and extremely sought-after product, but if you had asked us about the potential for awesome third-party apps to be created on the back of the release, then we would have been hesitant. Still, even the initiated are sometimes off the mark, which is extremely evident in this case with the launch of the Ambify iPhone and iPad app that literally turns music into light.

First Photos Of Galaxy S4 Leaked As Release Date Looms Closer [IMAGES]

Ben Reid·March 11, 2013

We're now just a couple of days away from Samsung's special “Unpacked” event in New York City, in which the Korean company is expected to release its flagship Galaxy S IV device. Although we have a rough idea of what Samsung has up its sleeve in terms of specifications, there are still conflicting reports pertaining to quite a few of the details, and a new leak of a handset originating from China aims to shed a little more light on proceedings.

Apple TV Refresh Does Indeed Contain Smaller A5 Processor

Ben Reid·March 11, 2013

Palm Top Theater Now Available For $33, Adds Glasses-Free 3D To iPhone [VIDEO]

Goncalo Ribeiro·March 11, 2013

For years now, many have been attempting to figure out new ways of bringing 3D displays to mobile devices, although none of them has reached mass market. While a widely marketable solution is likely still ways away, the Palm Top Theater is an affordable way for 3D content to be played on the iPhone.

How To Set Important iOS Banner Notifications As Sticky On iPhone

Paul Morris·March 11, 2013

Whenever Apple introduces a new feature in iOS, there is always mixed reaction from consumers. Some will make extensive use of whatever Apple adds, whereas others will have no need for it and will ultimately berate or belittle the feature. Thankfully the introduction of banner based alerts in iOS 5.x was definitely met with positive reaction, but Cydia wouldn't be so popular if new features couldn't be enhanced by the jailbreaking community. The Sticky Icky package released today is one developers attempt at making Apple's banner alerts that little bit better.

How To Launch The Camera App On iPhone From Within Any Running Application

Paul Morris·March 11, 2013

New Subscription-Based New York Magazine App Coming To iPad In April

Goncalo Ribeiro·March 10, 2013

The success of print publications on the iPad and other tablets has been a mixed bag: while some have succeeded enormously, others have slipped into irrelevance shortly after launch. New York Magazine is the latest publication launching a digital subscription service for the iPad.

How To Disable Vibration Mode On iPhone When It Is Placed On Flat Surface Or Upside Down

Paul Morris·March 10, 2013

I think it's pretty fair to say that almost every single iPhone owner has experienced the shock of sitting in silence only for an alert to come through to the device causing it to vibrate. That vibration is amplified when the phone is on a hard flat surface and can be difficult to get used to if it happens repeatedly. The developer of the MyVibe Cydia tweak for jailbroken devices has clearly suffered at the hands of amplified vibration and has produced this installation to allow other users to prevent it from happening in certain circumstances.

Apple Patents System For Buying And Selling Second-Hand iTunes Content

Oliver Haslam·March 10, 2013

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