Rare earth metals are used in the production of everything from iPods to flat screen TV’s. China was the worlds leading source of these metals till today when scientists from Japan announced that they ...

Last Updated on November 4, 2025 by Colby Droscher These vintage photos show what everyday life looked like in the 1980s, when neon ruled, Walkmans roared, and ...

Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines is the follow-up to 2022's Grapple Dog. The story picks up where the first game ended, with protagonist Pablo being recruited to save the world using his excellent ...

Samsung at least gives Family Hub fridge owners the option to turn off ads in the 'Advertisements' tab of the Settings menu.

Many students are turning to technology that predates the rise of smartphones. It is a direct —and creative — reaction to the cellphone bans instituted by schools across the country. Schools with ...

When Sebastien Wall found out that cellphones were about to be banned from his New Hampshire high school, he began making preparations. Sebastien, 17, said he thought the policy was a good idea to ...

The iPod age of gaming came and went fairly quickly during the two-decade lifecycle of Apple's signature brand of music players. Apple released 54 games for the iPod clickwheel that could have been ...

To celebrate 2025, I compiled Apple's top ten major areas of innovation over the past 25 years. Let's look at the decisions that led to this blockbuster success of the iPod and implications for new ...

From time to time, I see some nostalgic posts about the good old days when iPods were everywhere. Personally, the iPod was responsible for getting me to like Apple products. But years after the iPod ...

Sonam Dolma Brauen has surrounded a towering 13th century copper stupa, a type of Buddhist shrine, with 200 white clay mounds arranged in concentric circles. These tsatsas, or small devotional ...

The post Robert Smith Is Hoarding “Loads” of iPods, Doesn’t “Stream Music on Principle” appeared first on Consequence. Count Robert Smith among the folks who are clinging to their Apple iPods for dear ...