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  • Macbook Air M3 vs Macbook Air M2

    Apple has finally updated its best-selling laptop and arguably the best laptop on the market: the MacBook Air. For many, it is a very minor spec bump but there are a few improvements that make it a compelling case especially if you are still on the Intel. Here’s What Important Apple, for one, is in a dilemma. They make a very good product. In fact, their product, especially the Macs, are so good there there is not much of a case to upgrade them every other year, or even after 3-4 years.

    Filed in: apple, macbook air, m2, m3, comparison,

    Nvidia Data Center GPUs

    In early March 2024, Nvidia replaced Netflix in the circle of the most powerful technology companies, which is often abbreviated as FAANG. Nvidia has reported their best quarter yet with income more than doubled to the previous year. Their stock raised over $100 in a single day, which translates to around $273 billion in market cap, the highest single-day raise in history. As of writing, Nvidia’s market cap is around $2.

    Filed in: Nvidia, artificial intelligence, a100, china,

    Mac Mini 2024 Setup Guide

    The iPhone might be Apple’s best-selling product but the most useful product that Apple made, in my opinion, is the Mac Mini. It is not only the cheapest computer that you can buy from Apple, but it is also the most useful. Granted you can watch YouTube with your Mac Mini while lying down to sleep, but the Mac Mini is the most customizable, the most versatile, and the best bang for your buck.

    Filed in: mac mini, m2, apple silicon, buyers guide, comparison,

    Why Apple Won't Focus on Foladables

    Like all technologies that arrive at the consumer’s doorstep, foldable displays are not new technologies. They have been around since the mid-2000s. There was a dream about having displays rolled around like a scroll and unfolded when they needed to be used. Early patents for foldable display apparatus were unveiled in 2014. Most smartphone manufacturer believes that folding displays are the next evolution in devices that we bring everywhere. And it is rightly so.

    Filed in: foldable, iPhone, vision pro, opinion,

    Apple Vision Pro Reviews

    The Apple Vision Pro has finally hit the streets. During launch day, it was estimated that Apple sold around 200,000 units of Vision Pro and expected to hit 500,000 units by the end of the year. Quite impressive considering it is a $3,500 device, one of the most expensive devices that Apple makes. Right now Vision Pro is only available in the USA and new markets like Europe, China, and Japan will be rolled out by the end of the year.

    Filed in: reviews, vision pro, spatial computing, vr,

    1984 Mac vs 2024 iMac: 40 years of personal computing. Then, now and the future.

    Around 40 years ago, as Americans are watching the Superbowl XVIII between Washington Redskins (now Commanders) and Los Angeles Raiders (now Las Vegas Raiders), the world is treated with an enigmatic ad. It shows the scene of a totalitarian regime marching on in honor of their leader, which is shown, as giving a speech. Now, there’s a girl, in a white shirt and orange shorts running while being chased by foot soldiers across the hall towards the screen showing “Big Brother”, in stark contrast with the black and grey of the drones.

    Filed in: imac, macintosh, 1984, comparison,

    Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest

    The Apple Vision Pro is finally coming to market in the US in early February after being shown at WWDC 2023. After months of anticipation, the new Apple product is here. However, is the new $3,500 spatial computer can unseat the king of VR, the Meta Quest or more specifically, Meta Quest 3? We dig deeper to find out. Meta Quest Meta Quest is a product by Meta that is bringing VR headsets to the masses.

    Filed in: apple, vision pro, meta, meta quest, ar, VR, spatial computing,

    iMac M3 vs Studio Display: It Is Worth It?

    In Apple’s Mac line-up, there is this peculiar thing that is happening. Right now, Apple is selling an all-in-one computer which starts at $1,299. That computer, the iMac, comes with a 24-inch display. A slightly bigger display, the Studio Display, is priced at $1,599. Why does Apple sell a standalone display that costs more than an all-in-one computer? And is that Studio Display worth it against the iMac? History To understand why Apple’s Mac and Display line looks like this, you have to peek back at history.

    Filed in: imac, studio display, apple, comparison,

    Apple in 2024

    This tracks Apple’s major movement and announcements in 2024. To view Apple’s movements in 2023, click here. March Apple has reinstate Epic Games iOS developers account days after declaring Epic Games of “egregious breach of its contractual obligations to Apple”. Epic Games in response proclaim that they will move ahead with their plan to launch their own Epic Store in iOS, backed by EU Digital Markets Act - arstechnica Apple updates their most popular laptop.

    Filed in: Apple, chronicle, apple events,

    Apple Ecosystem Explained 2024

    Apple is known as a company that sells high-quality products that are both unique and familiar at the same time. When we think of Apple, we think of iPhones, iPads, Macs, AirPods, and sometimes, the Apple TV. But there’s a product that Apple kinda sells, but it is invisible. You won’t find this product in any of Apple’s marketing or ads or even in the Apple Store, but it’s on everyone’s tip of the tongue.

    Filed in: apple, ecosystem, macos, ios, ipados,