Redmond Pie - Part 2477

Action Launcher Pro For Android Is Smooth, Fast And Minimal Home Launcher Replacement – Download Now

Ben Reid·December 9, 2012

An exciting new custom launcher has just been released to the Google Play Store going by the name of Action Launcher. Created by the same guy behind Tweet Lanes, he has taken his motif of smoothness and simplicity to a whole new dimension. Sound exciting? We've got the low-down after the jump!

Apple TV Set To Receive External Bluetooth Keyboard Support With Upcoming iOS Software Update

Paul Morris·December 9, 2012

If you pay attention to the official murmurings within Apple, then they will still swear that the Apple TV unit is merely a hobby to the company that doesn't detract focus from more important products like the iPhone and iPad. However, unofficially speaking, it seems that Apple are paying a lot more attention to the little black puck set-top box, something that will become more evident when the next software update goes public, thanks to the addition of the Bluetooth support that we have been expecting to see for quite some time.

Google Now For Chrome Desktop Web Browser Coming, Complete With Card Reminders And Notifications

Ben Reid·December 9, 2012

Samsung Smart Air Conditioners Features Wi-Fi, Lets You Control Air Conditioning From iPhone And Android [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·December 8, 2012

The luxury house of the X Factor's Savan Kotecha illustrated just how much of the world we now have at our fingertips. A music producer for the hit TV talent show, he's really kitted his pad out, and a large portion of his gadgets - including electric blinds, cameras and door locks - are all controlled from the comfort of his iPad. Although he spent a fair wad, these kinds of technologies are becoming more and more available to the average consumer, and as Samsung is now demonstrating with its Smart Air Conditioning systems, if it's electronic, it can be controlled by a mobile device.

How To Fix iPhone 5 Camera’s Purple Haze Problem

Ben Reid·December 8, 2012

Apple's iPhone 5 may have been a hit with consumers, but with those looking to take photos on the moderately-improved camera, the issue of purple haze has really put a dampener on proceedings. To be fair, the iPhone 5 isn't the only culprit - the new Google Nexus 4 has also seen similar issues - but despite Apple initially claiming consumers were simply holding their devices incorrectly when taking a shot, it's something that the smartphone industry needs to tackle as a whole. The case makers have attempted to amend the issue in the meanwhile, and while the camHoodie did a pretty decent job of removing that mauve mist from our snaps, the App Store developers are now trying their hand at sorting the problem.

SwiftKey Flow For Android Lets You Type Full Sentences Without Lifting Finger From Keyboard [VIDEO]

Aatif·December 8, 2012

How To Run Windows XP In Windows 8 For Free [Tutorial]

Aatif·December 8, 2012

An operating system upgrade is always worth having, in my opinion. Newer changes are almost always valuable, and the ability to utilize the latest technology on your smartphone, tablet, computer or laptop is a much-needed benefit. Similar holds true for Windows – the world’s most used PC operating system – where Windows 8 is the latest and greatest in the choices that you have. A lot of people have their issues with the operating system, but that isn’t stopping Microsoft from making constant updates to the OS, making it even better than before. I leave the debate of how useful Windows 8 is at that, and come to something that’s actually limited in the operating system: backward compatibility. Up until Windows 7, Microsoft allowed users to run applications that were compatible with, say, Windows XP, but that has been taken out in the latest iteration of Windows.

iPhone 5 Finally Reaches ‘In Stock’ Status In A Handful Of Countries

Ben Reid·December 8, 2012

Apple's iPhone 5 was predicted to be the biggest smartphone release of the year, and so has proven to be the case. The first weekend sales eclipsed that of any other handset released in 2012, but despite high demand, yield issues have prevented the Cupertino company from producing the numbers to adequately meet demand. Initially, those looking to order the iPhone 5 from Apple's online Store were met with a wait of up to four weeks, but with that wait having recently been slashed to one week, the latest and greatest Apple smartphone is now listing as "in stock" in a handful of countries.

How To Pin Steam Games As Tiles On Windows 8 Start Screen

Aatif·December 8, 2012

How To Bring Back Lyrics In Music App On iPad

Paul Morris·December 8, 2012

For some unknown and undocumented reason, Apple took it upon themselves to entirely remove the lyrics feature from the iPad Music app, but rather bizarrely left it in on the iPhone and iPod touch. If you never quite recovered from the trauma of missing lyrics on your iPad, then a rather magical iOS developer named Merlin has your back with the release of his Lyrics for iPad tweak.

FlightBoard For iOS Displays Arrival / Departure Times For Every Airport Around The Globe In A Slick UI, Goes Free For Limited Time

Ben Reid·December 8, 2012

As those of you well-travelled will be more than aware, the business of checking in, collecting luggage, waiting around and dealing with cancellations, gate changes and unforeseen delays tends to be part and parcel of the whole experience of catching a flight. To make things easier, there are an abundance of helpful apps purporting to keep us as informed as we need to be, and one of the most popular - FlightBoard - has just gone free for a very limited time only.

Get A Free $25 Best Buy Gift Card With Purchase Of iPhone 5

Ben Reid·December 8, 2012

Slice Keyboard For Android Is An Innovative Multi-Touch Keyboard Replacement Which Aims To Make Typing Easier [VIDEO]

Paul Morris·December 8, 2012

At the present moment in time the most popular mobile operating system of choice is Android. It isn't a coincidence that Android is also one of the most configurable and customizable operating systems that ships with mobile devices, allowing users to not only change the look and feel of their device, but to also change input methods through the installation of various different keyboard layouts and configurations.

Final Fantasy IV For iOS And Android Announced

Ben Reid·December 7, 2012

As well as creating exciting new titles for gaming fans on smartphones and tablets to enjoy, developers and publishers are seeing more and more value in simply porting old classics through to mobile devices. Not only does a re-release / port press on the nostalgic buttons of those who previously enjoyed said title, but it also forges an all-new army of fans, and the news of Final Fantasy IV arriving soon on iOS and Android will do exactly that once more.

How To Get Galaxy Note II Multi-Window Feature On Galaxy S II

Ben Reid·December 7, 2012

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