Apple operates directly in numerous different countries around the world.
The very same mouse skills used to operate any Windows or Apple computer.
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Microsoft Windows is used to operate a non Apple or non Linux computer, it is an operating system. It is the world's most used Software surpassing Apple.
No. If you want your Nokia to look like an iPhone, then that may be possible via various hacks, but there is no way to make the Nokia operate with Apple's iOS.
No, the clients are programmed differently, because Apple and Microsoft computers operate from different code and are formatted completely different from each other.
The apple tv connects your computer to the television. The instruction manual should tell you how to set this device up, but it is surprising easy to connect and use.
Since Apple does not operate retail channels directly in Israel, the price will vary between resellers.
Apple and Windows are the two most popular retail brands that specialize in designing intelligence software to be used by companies that need it to operate.
In what sense is Microsoft more successful than Apple? Apple has a revenue of $42.9 billion (2009 figure) compared to Microsoft's $40.2 billion (2010 figure). It is true that Microsoft is a larger company with 89,000 employees (Apple has 34,300 employees) but they are different companies doing different things which occasionally overlap but are not in direct competition. Apple produces a range of hardware - computers, phones, etc. that Microsoft does not. When they do operate in the same market, for example Apple's iPod and Microsoft's Zune, Apple is around 10 times more successful than Microsoft.
Yes, there are plenty of books but you really do not need one. Apple computers are very easy to operate. But if you want a book a very good one is Mac For Dummies. There are other books devoted to the newest Mac operating system Mountain Lion. Look on Amazon.
The future tense of "operate" is "will operate"
Routers operate at layer 3. LAN switches operate at layer 2. Ethernet hubs operate at layer 1.