For what seems like an eternity, Apple has held a lofty position within the tech industry. With its ever-popular line of smartphones, computers and tablets, it seemed nearly impossible to knock the gadget-producing juggernaut off of its throne.
But as the old adage states, all good things must come to an end. Apple’s second-quarter fiscal report, released on Tuesday, showed that worldwide unit shipments totaled 51.2 million, a decline of 16 per cent as compared to the 61.1 million sold last year.
Could this be a sign of things to come for Apple?
Read more here:
http://www.cnet.com/news/apple-misses-sales-as-iphone-shipments-drop-for-first-time-ever-2q-2016/
The past few years have seen computers undergo a significant evolution. What were once devices for business and personal use are now akin to digital Swiss Army knives. Recently, a new partnership between two major names was formed with the intention of transforming computers into digital content development powerhouses.
Most have you have probably heard of RAM. You’ve
probably heard it used by a salesman when shopping for a new computer, along with other terms like 8GB and DDR3. But what does it actually mean?
People often ask me, “How do I pick a fast computer?” or “How
do I make my computer faster?” These are very loaded questions and often have no simple
answers. There are many things to consider when determining a computer’s speed.
One of the more important areas is the processor also known as the CPU.
