Image Credit: Apple Apple have intentionally or unintentionally created this EcoSystem of different kinds of tech products. Not sure what I'm talking about? Let me walkthrough. Everything Apple makes is made with intention that it blends with other products seamlessly, a person using an iPhone most probably uses iMessage and Facetime, which will work the same on his Mac or iPad, Or maybe he wants to transfer a photo or video from his iPad to Mac or vice versa, he can do it simply use AirDrop which works without giving you a headache. These devices working together create an ecosystem in which user can work freely between devices. If you want to know more about Apple's EcoSystem, watch this amazing video by Marques Brownlee: click here. This EcoSystem however is a controversial topic in itself, some people think that it is a good that Apple is doing this and some people think that Apple is tricking them. We'll try to cover both mindsets in this blogpost. Imag...
A brief history of USB, what it replaced, and what has failed to replace it USB isn't perfect, but it replaced lots of ports we'll never have to see again. USB- universal serial bus is pretty much every where. USB has had a long road of evolution and adoption, and as it nears over two decades of history, we’re wondering what is next. Is USB Type-C here to stay as the golden standard, providing a revolution to move technology forward? Regardless of technology comes next, USB has had long years of growth that makes it today’s port of choice for the computer industry . what it has replaced? Before discussing the history of USB, it’s great to get some perspective on some of the ports that it saved us from. If you happened to be using a computer before USB came into existence, such as an old Pentium or Pentium II, then you’ll likely remember having a multi-colored ports to deal with. Remember having to connect a mouse and keyboard? You needed a PS/2 connector or...