Social Media Ideas for 1980S Technology

The 1980's, When Buttons Reigned Supreme And Screens Were A Fantasy

Pioneers in Tech: A new future for computer-generated graphics

Jurassic Park. The Abyss. Beauty and the Beast. And, 35 years ago this month, Terminator 2. In this edition of Tech Time Warp, we look back at the contributions of Dr. Marc Regis,...

I tried living like it was 2005—here’s the tech that still holds up

I knew there was a reason I held on to all this stuff.

Shoutout To The Tech Of The 2000s (And Before)

commodore’s Y2K-style flip phone has T9 texting, maps, and music, but no social media

with its keypad, chiptune sounds, and limited social apps, callback 8020 brings an alternative to the always-on smartphone. The post commodore’s Y2K-style flip phone has T9 texting...

Motorola DynaTAC from 1983 MAXIMIZED With Raspberry Pi Pico

The symbol of wealth from the 80s just how you remember it – comically large. The Motorola DynaTAC was the first commercial cell phone and, adjusted for inflation, cost nearly $13,...

5 Arcade Games From 1984 Every ‘80s Kid Still Remembers

The 1980s were the peak for arcade fans. Sure, Nintendo and a few other companies had success with home consoles, but arcade cabinets were so much more powerful, opening up new pos...

Blast from the past: check out these primordial digital cameras

The BBC has been sharing footage from its archives on YouTube, and one video caught our attention. The clip is from the Tomorrow's World programme, and it was originally broadcast...

Looking Back on the ’90s Films That Tackled Our Anxieties About New Technologies

These movies gave us a language to voice our misgivings — but does the same formula hold up today? The post Looking Back on the ’90s Films That Tackled Our Anxieties About New Tech...

How 80s Music Fans Are Using Random Video Chat Sites

​ The audience that grew up on The Police's Synchronicity, Madonna's Like a Virgin, Michael Jackson's Thriller, Prince's Purple Rain, and the original MTV rotation has a particular...

The Washington Post predicted how tech will advance 50 years ago and the success rate is humbling

The Washington Post revisited a 1976 feature predicting life in 2026, revealing how accurately it foresaw smartphones, solar energy, gene editing, and other technological breakthro...