The government’s number represents how much financial headroom it has before bumping up against an arbitrary debt ceiling, while Apple’s cash reserve represents the pile of money the Cupterino, California-based company has available on its balance sheet.But the stats still reveal the enormous growth of Apple ever since it came out with their branded smartphone in 2007. Till then, Apple used to control the music space with their iPods and were laggards in Computer space. Ever since the iPhone was launched, things changed rapidly and the eventual launch of iPad and it's continuous domination in...
In trying to explain this concept, Vernon Vinge made a comparison to the theory according to which, at the center of a black hole there is a single point of matter, infinitely small and having infinite mass and gravity – the Singularity. The human mind cannot grasp what this...
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Guest post by Adam Green.
Macbook Air owners nearly always become instant fans.
Among laptops, the Air is amazingly thin and as light as it could possibly be. In 11 and 13-inch models, the Air's smallness allows it to fit easily and unobtrusively in nearly any size bag or briefcase.
And it's a Mac. For those of you Apple fanatics, that's about all you need to know.
But despite all of the Air's attractive qualities, there are still a few features it lacks – even in the souped-up version just released last month. There are features that other (non-Apple) laptops do offer and ones that would make the Air a much more attractive option for frequent travelers:
1. An optical drive
Many Air users still like to watch DVD's on the go. Whether it's the business traveler who wants to watch a movie whilst flying, or a round-the-world backpacker looking to kill some time on the road, DVD's are still widely used. The Air ought to have an optical drive to accommodate these basic needs of so many users.
Naysayers will point out that adding an optical drive could strip the Air of one of its most beloved features – its thinness....
Technology is a boon as well as a bane. With increasing consumer awareness towards technology, it has become easier for the consumers to embrace the technical aspect of their devices and meddle with it. New age cell phones have developed quite a lot and they are extremely easy to handle. On the same front cell phone hacking has also become increasingly easy for various consumers. This can be a direct threat to everyone's privacy. A very glaring example of this phenomenon is the recent cell phone hacking scandal which saw News Corp’s Rupert Murdoch facing the drama that was brought forth due to the scandal. The threat to people's privacy is quite real with cell phone hacking becoming almost a child's play.
Here's how it is done!