10 Tech Gadgets You Remember, But Definitely Didn't Use
I still remember using AltaVista to search for things...
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10 Tech Trends And Gadgets We Were All Completely Obsessed With In The 90s
Growing up in the 90s meant that you were privy to a lot of technology that our parents weren't really used to. Computers were starting to be a lot more affordable and so all of the coolest toys started to bank on the technological turn our world was taking. GiphyThis meant that all of our favorite and most desired toys we super cool and futuristic. Obviously we had to have all the latest technology, even though our parents didn't fully understand. We just knew that these things were going to be a great investment. However, we were not always right.
15 Things You Haven't Thought About Since You Were A Kid
There's a lot to think about these days. Now that we are all "grown up" we have to act like adults and spend most of our time thinking about all of the things we are responsible for. It's not the same as it used to be, when we could just waste our days away doing whatever kids do best. GiphyBecause our brains are so busy with work and family life, we often forget about all the stuff from our childhood. But that's where the internet comes in! It's always there to show us little artifacts that bring back all the
10 Images That Show Just How Far Technology Has Come In the Last Decade
Technology's come a long way in the last few years, and there's a bunch of inconveniences we don't deal with anymore.
It's No Bologna, It Ain't A Phony - The Banana Phone Is Finally Real!
Some songs from your childhood just stick out in your mind and stay with you for all of time. If you grew up in the 90s, there's a very good chance that Raffi sang a lot of those songs. Probably his most famous one "Bananaphone" has carried over the years and turned into its own little musical meme. Well, finally that meme has become a reality and you can now get your very own Banana Phone. The Banana Phone was created by Brian Brunsing, Charlie Katrycz, and Max Brown, who launched it as an Indiegogo campaign. The device itself is