Applepico, the new mystery of the Apple domain

At iPhoneate we just found out what could be A new Apple device that will revolutionize the issue of sizes in the geek worldIt all started with Apple registering a new domain, Applepico. At first glance, nothing suspicious. But if you consider the names Apple has chosen for its media players, the conclusions you draw might be quite different.

The use of the word "Nano" to name Apple's popular MP3 player was no accident. In mathematics, the term "nano" refers to 10 to the power of -9. In other words, it refers to its tiny size. And what if I told you that "pico" corresponds to the formula 10 to the power of -12?

 

 

 

 

I imagine you've already figured out where I'm going with this. And if Apple's history shows that it has already used mathematical terms to name its gadgets, it wouldn't be far off to think it might do so again. But let's assume that's the case. What would the result be? Well, obviously, if the Nano, with its size, figuratively corresponds to 10 to the power of -9, then the next hypothetical Pico player or gadget would have to be considerably smaller to correspond to 10 to the power of -11.

In short, this new Applepico domain registered by Apple is starting to become a mystery that, as we have shown, mathematics has been able to solve. Now we will have to see if Apple has already based this on its previous experience with the Nano and when this new Apple device, which will revolutionize the market in terms of size, will be available.