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Why Is Apple So Expensive?

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                            Why Is Apple So Expensive? A phone is just a phone, and a computer is just a computer, right? You go online, make calls, take photos and post on social media.  So how can one brand justify consistency charging more for their product, while cheaper rivals do essentially the same thing for less? Well, it’s complicated . So join us today as we follow the money and investigate exactly why is Apple so expensive? Cynics, like some of you in the comment section below this blog no doubt, love painting Apple  stans as vacuous empty-headed sheeple who’d shell out five thousand bucks for a wooden  spork if Tim Cook said it was cool.  And sure, a negligible subset of the population, largely those with more money than sense,  will indeed buy any and every Apple product solely for the flex value.  Like Mercedes Benz or Louis Vuitton, there’s no getting around the fact Apple as a brand  holds a certain cachet.  Let’s unpack that quickly, before moving onto the substantial
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What is 1st 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th Generation of Warfare

Generation of Warfare   every day we hear about the fifth generation warfare on social media, various TV channels and talk shows  there is also a heated discussion over the fifth generation war in various debates  the word is often used in a way that deviates from its original meaning  wars are divided into different generations based on their method of fighting and the different weapons used in them let us know what is the fifth generation war? what were the four generations of wars before that? who gave this concept of generations of warfare and which wars have been included in which generation ? First Generation War first let's look at the first generation war  human history is full of wars  in the beginning these wars were fought with swords,  then there was innovation in weapons and swords were replaced by modern weapons and then the time of nuclear wars  generations of war concept was coined by William S. Lind, an American analyst in the 1980s  most of the credit for classifi
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