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COMPUTERS
The 6-second start-up anthem joins “My Heart Will Go On” and the ‘Hamilton’ soundtrack as “one of the defining sounds of history.”
Spring cleaning isn‘t just for your home. It‘s important to declutter your devices, too.
Life looks a lot different than it did in 1975, and that’s largely thanks to the digital revolution that took place 50 years ago.
Before she helped send the first astronauts to the moon, Katherine Johnson was a human “computer” working behind the scenes at NASA.
A fleet of warships is still running on 8-inch floppy disk power.
Generation Alpha—the children of Millennials and the kid siblings of Generation Z—was born the same year the iPad was released.
TSA agents need a closer look at your computer. Here's why.
Apple's iconic logo is rumored to have been inspired by Eve's bite into the apple of knowledge, Newton's discovery of gravity, and Alan Turing's untimely end. Are any of these stories true?
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve used one of the many products that Steve Jobs so famously innovated.
Before ChatGPT, a novel computer program by an MIT professor offered a virtual therapy session.
Nuclear war. Prisons unraveling. And using toilet paper for money. People were freaked out about Y2K.
You shouldn’t have to accept cookies a million times a day. Here’s how to stop it.
Sorry, hopeless romantics: “Iloveyou” is one of the most basic—and least secure—passwords you could possibly choose.
You might think ‘The Princess Bride’ is the ultimate comfort movie. According to one computer program, you couldn’t be more wrong.
Amazon’s original name was actually ‘Cadabra.’ And that was far from the only moniker that Jeff Bezos considered.
‘Phishing’ has become a catch-all term for basically any internet scam. When it was coined in the ’90s, that wasn’t the case.
‘Can I renew my passport online?’ is a question Americans have been asking since the dawn of the digital age. Soon, the answer will be yes.
BlackBerry phones were once considered cutting-edge. Soon, you won’t even be able to use them to call 911.