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How Microsoft Let Skype Slip Through Its Fingers
Once the go-to video chat service, Skype is now a distant memory. What led to its sudden downfall—and how did Zoom and Discord take its crown?
Geek Culture
Teletext History: The Retro Tech That Predicted the Internet
Before the internet, there was Teletext — a blocky, text-based information system beamed through your TV. Discover how it revolutionized media, why it faded, and how fans are keeping it alive.
Geek Culture
How ZIP Became the World's File Format – And the Bitter War Behind It
The .ZIP file format is used around the world—but its origins are steeped in controversy, rivalry, and lawsuits. Discover how Phil Katz, SEA, and a bitter BBS war gave birth to the most iconic file format in history.
Tech and Gadgets
Tesla Solar Roof vs. Traditional Panels: The Ultimate Review
Is the Tesla Solar Roof worth the cost? After a year of use, here’s a deep dive into its performance, savings, and whether it’s truly a game-changer.
Tech and Gadgets
5G Was Supposed to Change the World—What Happened?
5G was supposed to be a game-changer, but five years in, it feels like a letdown. What went wrong? Uncover the truth behind the 5G hype, the industry lies, and what’s really happening with mobile networks.
Tech and Gadgets
Why the Game Boy Was a Technological Masterpiece in Disguise
Discover the genius engineering behind the Game Boy and how Nintendo turned a low-tech device into one of the most iconic gaming consoles of all time. From battery efficiency to memory-saving tricks, here’s why the Game Boy remains a legend.
Tech and Gadgets
Biological AI? Scientists Just Built a Computer Using Human Brain Cells
A groundbreaking new AI, powered by living human brain cells, is changing the future of technology. Discover how Synthetic Biological Intelligence (SBI) is redefining computing, learning faster than traditional AI chips, and even available for purchase.
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