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A working prototype of LG's cancelled rollable phone has surfaced, offering a rare glimpse into a device that promised a flexible screen experience. While showcasing impressive engineering and a unique adjustable display, durability issues with its flexible OLED screen ultimately proved to be its undoing.
Apple's most influential products are debated in a lively discussion, revealing passionate disagreements on rankings from the M1 chip to the original Macintosh. Mac OS X emerges as the undisputed number one for its foundational importance.
Apple's Extended Keyboard II has re-entered the spotlight, climbing to number 41 in a recent product ranking. Revered for its exceptional typing feel, its resurgence is fueled by passionate fans who argue it's the best keyboard ever made.
The original iPhone has been named Apple's best product ever, a testament to its world-changing impact. However, a strong case is made for macOS X, the foundational operating system that enabled Apple's entire modern product line, including iOS.
Apple celebrates 50 years with a ranking of its top 50 products. The original iPhone, M1 chip, and MacBook Air make the top 5. Discover the products that defined an era.
Discover the wild and little-known facts behind Apple's rise to tech dominance. From a one-button mouse and a Newton-inspired logo to a crucial investment from Microsoft, explore the strange and bold beginnings of the company.
Steve Wozniak's 1987 programmable universal remote offered a futuristic glimpse into home automation, allowing users to set complex command sequences for entertainment devices. This advanced device predated modern smart home technology by decades.
Before the iPod dominated the market, PC brands like Intel, Dell, and Lexar experimented with MP3 players. This article dives into some of the rarest and strangest early devices, exploring their features, limitations, and the nostalgic journey they represent.
Famulus was an ambitious 2012 startup that aimed to revolutionize web apps using GPU acceleration. Despite raising $30 million, it ultimately failed due to browser advancements, new development tools, and its own complexity. However, Famulus pushed the boundaries of web performance expectations.
Clubhouse, the audio-only social app, fostered incredible user creativity, from elaborate Lion King reenactments to bizarre virtual 'mansion parties' featuring impressionists. Its legacy highlights innovative content creation and the unpredictable nature of social media trends.
