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          Apple has recently unveiled its brand-new M1 chip for the latest Mac series of devices. The M1 comes with some unique quirks that we have never seen in processors present in the current-generation of laptops. The M1 is based on the ARM-Architecture which we commonly see in processors or chips inside a smartphone. On the other hand, Intel and AMD are still using the traditional x86-Architecture for processors and that's what makes the new ARM-Based MacBook quite interesting.               Laptops are known to last for a couple of hours on a single charge and that's where ARM makes a big difference. ARM-based chips are known to be power efficient, as compared to traditional architecture. But, there are downsides of using an ARM-Architecture for processors. ARM-based processors aren't considered to be as powerful as their x86-counterpart. That's how it's supposed to be, in theory, but it's clearly NOT the case here.           The new MacBook

        When it comes to the platform for a smartphone, There are only 2 companies that have managed to acknowledge their name in the smartphone world i.e. The Apple's iOS and Google's Android. The rest of the competitors are pretty much non-existent. Microsoft and canonical also tried competing in the smartphone industry, but they went from dust to ashes.             Both of the operating systems are excellent, and you won't regret picking a smartphone with either one of them, but there's an old quote saying, "Nothing is perfect in this world". That stands true even in this case. Both of them have their own strengths and weaknesses & that's why, I am here to clear your doubts on, why you should pick one over the other.   Highlights:   The metrics used here are on the basis of:     Simplicity     Customization     Security      Privacy Protection     App Support and Optimization     Side-loading Applications     Multitasking     Notification Managem