most played top 5 online games across digital platforms

The worldwide digital games market hits $5.5 billion, up 7% year-over-year. In the lead-up to the holiday season, total digital games sales hit their highest point for the year so far.Digital console revenues rose 14% year-over-year to $375M, driven in particular by a spending increase in North America

THE CHART FROM SUPERDATA RESEARCH LISTS THE MOST POPULAR  ONLINE GAMING ACROSS DIGITAL PLATFORMS BASED ON CONSOLES ,PCs and MMO

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

Which Web Browser Leads in Australia : Web Browser Market in Australia : PC vs Mobile

The web Browser market in Australia is clearly dominated by Google Chrome,reflecting global trends,however in terms of marketshare , statscounter data shows a marginal 5--6% increase in a year, from 36% to 42% same time last year 

Source: StatCounter Global Stats - Browser Market Share
The data compares the " browser market in Australia across Devices. Google's Chrome and Safari browser remains unbeatable across the PC and Smartphone respectively.

Windows XP Passes into History as Microsoft ends Support

After almost 13 years, Microsoft has ended support for its popular Windows XP operating system 

 The first Windows XP version hit the market in 2001 Post April 8th PCs using the 13 year old XP will not besupported by windows .After today ..that is April 8th, computers using the 13-year-old operating system will continue to work just fine, but all technical support for XP—whether paid or otherwise—will cease. However very few are determined to stick to it. According to NetMarketShare, a web-analytics consultancy, Windows XP runs on 28% of the world's PCs, making it even today the second most popular operating system (surpassed only by Windows 7, with 49%). Over 400m machines will therefore be left exposed. Included in that number are 95% of all the cashpoints (ATMs) in the world. Windows XP and Embedded XP also power a lot of cash registers.