
Magic Film Killed Polaroid. The Same Film Brought It Back to Life.
When Polaroid fans looked for respite from the digital, a grassroots effort to build new instant film packs succeeded.
When Polaroid fans looked for respite from the digital, a grassroots effort to build new instant film packs succeeded.
The first Apple phone wasn’t a smartphone per se, so why other ones had to be? Some devices displayed unique ideas of a good user experience—and one handset still does.
If you were a computer, how would you drive out a piece of A/V equipment out of the home? In 1990s, the idea was to turn your case black.
Microsoft’s made-for-teens phone was a disaster very few people wanted. People behind it envisioned something better and bolder.
The fax machine is a symbol of obsolete technology long superseded by computer networks—but faxing is actually growing in popularity.