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The world of Apple products (and particularly, Macs) is full of half-truths and misinformation. As such, the internet is littered with myths masquerading as truths which do nothing but confuse and confound the reader. Furthermore, people tend to communicate these myths to their friends and family members, which elevate these myths to the status of urban legends! To put an end to this cycle of misinformation, we’ve compiled some of the most commonly heard myths about Macs. Join us as we discuss and debunk the most problematic myths concerning Macs and other Apple products today. Myth #1 – Mac OS X Is Vulnerable to Viruses: The most troubling myth about Macs (commonly propagated by Windows enthusiasts) is that they’re more prone to viruses. The aim of this statement is to sway people away from the ‘enemy camp’ and to prevent people from being these highly efficient computer systems. The truth of the matter is that Macs are the least prone to viruses and malicious malware at

In recent years, Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones have taken the telecommunication industry by storm. Owing to the lucrative features they offer, it’s no surprise that small businesses and medical practices alike have traded in their traditional landlines for VoIP phones. That being said, still, there are numerous  organizations that believe traditional landlines to be the far superior option. This has led to a heated debate with fervent believers of both types of phones twisting the fact to fit their narrative. Today, we’ve decided to evaluate the performance of these two phones over 3 important metrics to better understand which option is better; conventional phones or VoIP phones. 1.  Cost of Operation: There’s no denying the importance of economics. Often, people tend to opt for a service or a product not because they’re satisfied with the features it offers but simply because they can afford it. The same holds true for telec