Innovation keeps racing forward, yet a growing number of people are deliberately stepping back—especially as a constant onslaught of unwanted AI from every angle is being used as a corporate excuse to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From the Sony Walkman to a Kodak film camera and more, new iterations of retro-technologies are making a contemporary comeback !

Remember when your phone could take a tumble from two stories up and still work like a charm? Or when listening to music meant you actually had to pick the next song yourself? Welcome back to the ...

With gizmos like reMarkable — a $400 tablet designed to replace a $3 pencil and pad of paper — tech companies are making the future feel more like the past. By Benjamin Svetkey Articles Editor I’m ...

London Glorfield can hardly remember a world where smartphones and screens weren't a fixture of his everyday life. The 23-year-old former recording artist was just five years old when the iPhone was ...

I grew up in the 80s and 90s, which means I had a front-row seat to the golden age of tech that felt cutting-edge at the time—and now looks hilariously clunky. I remember the thrill of loading a game ...

Correct us if we’re wrong, but you probably have at least one friend who has bought a vintage Polaroid camera in the last couple of months. They swear the colors feel warmer, the clicks sound better, ...

A friend recently asked if I knew where he could get a “vintage” Sony Walkman for his 14-year-old daughter’s Birthday. That’s all she wants, he said. Not an iPhone. Not a PlayStation. Not even a pony.

The experts say in the 21st century, we won't use sidewalks, but instead skywalks. Well, we use the skywalk today and now we also go to *** store off the skywalk to shop for home computers. Actually, ...