Fallout TV series is finally here and it slaps. But with an in-game universe that is expansive, there were a lot of things that didn't make it.
Why Console Is Better Than PC
Yes, you read that right, console is better than the PC
Is Apple behind in the AI race? Maybe not.
For the last few years, we have witnessed the explosive growth of Artificial Intelligence tools that are bound to change the shape of society shortly. Apple seems to be content selling iPhones. Is Apple going to be left behind in the AI race? Not, according to some analysis.
Amazing Starter Terminal Apps
In the last article, we learn the basics and genesis of the Terminal app. Now we dig a little deeper to find out what it is capable of.
Terminal: Or How I Stop Worrying and Love the Command Line
One reason why Apple is very popular with people who code for a living is that it is both pleasing to use and has a compelling foundation. Here's why learning how to use your Terminal app may improve the way you work with your Mac.
WWDC 2024: What to Expect
Apple's World Wide Developer's Conference has been announced. Here is what we think Apple will introduce on a hot June morning.
End of Apple Ecosystem? The DoJ Lawsuit explained
In late March 2024, the Department of Justice in the USA filed a lawsuit against Apple for anti-competitive behavior. The lawsuit is centered around Apple's #1 product, the iPhone, and the steps that Apple took to maintain its dominance. We read the DoJ lawsuit to find out what Apple did. Will this be the end of the Apple ecosystem? Can the DoJ can finally smash the walls?
Is AI Going to Replace Developers
AI is the new buzzword in which tycoons and charlatans are pushing the concept like no tomorrow. Despite everyone's claim that it's the best thing since sliced bread, is AI going to replace everyone's job including the developer who made AI in the first place?
Macbook Air M3 vs Macbook Air M2
Apple made the best laptop in the world better. It is worth the upgrade? It depends from where you come from.
Nvidia Data Center GPUs
How Nvidia becomes the trillion-dollar company selling high-end graphic cards not to gamers, but to companies that are hungry to process large amounts of data.
