Chart of the day :The Macintosh is now 32

Apple's Mac turns 32: Mackintosh timeline and evolution

Apple's mac has turned 32 and the infographic takes us back to its evolution and timeline. The Mac symbolized a strong sense  merging the abstract with the  euphemism  of visual drama  and stylish design  with the finesse of technology  .And for the first time since the invention of Personal Computers people actually started loving their PC . The Macs emphasis on sense of beauty and its ability to differentiate a product based on aesthetics and ergonomics has continued to enthrall users across age groups and demographic divide

This years most recommended vs least recommended tech brands

The Best Tech Brands : Highly recommended vs least recommended

 These product rankings were determined by an recommendation engine  algorithm  which extracted ratings and reviews from social  reviews,online forums, technology blogs, company blogs.
Each brand  was assigned a score by specout factoring  in expert scores from (CNET, Laptop Mag, PC Magazine, PC World, WIRED), over a dozen tech specs (battery life, video resolution, pixel density, etc.) and a variety of performance benchmarks (Geekbench, Basemark OS II, CamSpeed, DxO Mark, GFXBench, Broswermark)

.A total of 22 product categories were covered The  recommendation engine from  Specout  assigned each produc Smart Rating, based on

1. Expert reviews
2. Independent tests, 
3. benchmark performance
4. Specifications and features. 

To know more about the research methodology, head over at  Biggest tech brands; Fac vs Fiction

motherboards comparison by CPU socket

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PC and Desktop making comeback of choice in China

According to data from the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), 73.3% of people in China who used the internet for the first time in 2013 accessed it via a mobile phone, compared with 28.7% who enjoyed desktop access. But in 2014, though mobile phones were still more common among new internet users than desktop computers, the gap had closed significantly.

 Last year, CNNIC reported, 64.1% of new internet users went online via mobile phone, while 51.6% did so via desktop—a difference of 12.5 percentage points, vs. 44.6 percentage points in 2013. While critics  claimn that the doom of the PC is very near. Chinese data suggest otherwise

70% of digital users in US are now cross-device, up from 63% a year ago.

The rise of Cross Platform Media Consumption in US : 70% of digital users are now cross-device, up from 63% a year ago. from Sumit Roy