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Portable Computer

Steve Wozniak

Apple Lisa 1983

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Electronic Age Media

Electronic Media

Electronic Age Media

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Should publishers really think ‘mobile-first’? Desktop traffic is essentially daytime traffic: It starts to increase at 9 a.m., peaks at noon and starts to decline at 6 p.m. #Mobile, in contrast, tends to decline in the early morning and peak in the evening. Put in more concrete terms, people are reading on their #desktops while at work and shifting to #tablets and #smartphones while at home. Office Gadgets, Internet Of Things, Tech Savvy, Mobile Marketing, Electronics Gadgets, Best Apps, Electronics Projects, Start Up Business, Mobile App Development

Internet Of Things

Mobile Marketing

Electronics Gadgets

Electronics Projects

Start Up Business

Mobile App Development

Should publishers really think 'mobile-first'?

One the big assumptions about publishing today is that mobile consumption is going up and desktop consumption is going down.

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Harwell's 1951 model called The WITCH was short for Wolverhampton Instrument for Teaching Computing. Alter Computer, Value Stream Mapping, First Transistor, Bletchley Park, Alan Turing, Computer History, Old Technology, Guinness Book, Old Computers

Value Stream Mapping

First Transistor

Computer History

13 Absurdly Massive Early Computers

Technology from the days when bigger meant better.

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IBM 1401 mainframe. Early Computers, Obsolete Technology, Super Computer, Core Memory, Vintage Computer, Micro Computer, Computer Shop, Computer Class, Electronic Projects

Early Computers

Obsolete Technology

Vintage Computer

Electronic Projects

Early Computers

IBM 1401 mainframe.

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Alexander Graham Bell invented the first telephone in 1876. It changed the world because it made communication much more easier. Before the telephone was invented, people had to go personally to someone's house to tell them something. First Telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, Phone Booth, Old Phone, Industrial Revolution, Telephones, Bellini, Best Day Ever, First World

First Telephone

Alexander Graham Bell

Industrial Revolution

First Telephone

Alexander Graham Bell invented the first telephone in 1876. It changed the world because it made communication much more easier. Before the telephone was invented, people had to go personally to someone's house to tell them something.

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Computer Generation, Alter Computer, Computer History Museum, Bell Labs, Bletchley Park, Alan Turing, Computer History, Old Technology, Information Age

Computer Generation

Computer History Museum

Computer History

Information Age

Computer - First Generation

Computer First Generation - The period of first generation was from 1946-1959. The computers of first generation used vacuum tubes as the basic components for memory and circuitry for CPU (Central Processing Unit). These tubes, like electric bulbs, produced a lot of heat and the installations used to fuse frequently. Therefore

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Consumerist Friday Flickr Finds

Here are eleven of the best photos that readers added to The Consumerist Flickr Pool this week, picked for neatness and usability in a Consumerist post. (ashâ„¢) (Karen_Chappell) (ashi) (bclinesmit…

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Evolution Of Media

Digital Revolution

Mass Communication

Digital Business

The future of media: What lies ahead for 2015? - The Broadcast Bridge - Connecting IT to Broadcast

Thirteen industry experts offer their thoughts on technology for 2015.

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Computer History Museum

Calculator Design

Complex Numbers

Dartmouth College

Computer History

Multiplication And Division

Stibitz demonstrates remote computing, September 11, 1940 - EDN

On this day in tech history, George Stibitz of Bell Telephone Laboratories used his Complex Number Calculator to demonstrate remote computing for the first time.

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