Introduction

Hi there, I'm a 17 and I live in Bangalore, India. I'm a big fan of tech related stuff - Google now, Smartphones, Xbox One you name it, and I know it. Perhaps Bangalore, being the tech capital of India influenced my love for technology.

I was introduced to the computer when I was three years old - the IBM computer - a source of interest and entertainment to me. Often I would see mom working at it, I’m pretty sure I didn't know what they were doing but all I can say is that, it caught my attention. When I turned four my dad introduced me to simple games on the IBM machine. Space Invaders and Pacman were personal favorites of mine, and every day after getting back from the day-care I would use the computer.

Today though, everything has changed.....IBM computers have ceased to exist

PRESENTING THE IBM MACHINE

 And instead a wide variety of devices, namely laptops, personnel-computers and now even tablets have taken up their place. PCs, or personal-computers are what most people have at home, a monitor connected to a CPU (central processing unit, the so called 'brain' of a computer), a mouse & keyboard would also be connected to the CPU. These make the base units upon which tech companies like Logitech and Asus keep building upon that is, making faster CPU so that the machine can process more data, also by making monitors of sharper contrast and better quality and so on.

Now, what is a smartphone? Well as Wikipedia would put it - "A smartphone, or smart phone, is a mobile phone with more advanced computing capability and connectivity than basic feature phones".

The three current operating systems for Smartphones: Android, Windows and IOS.