#tech-history

#tech-history

Pebble smartwatches continue to have a devoted following due to their open ecosystem and durability, with plans for a revival under leadership of founder Eric Migicovsky.

Pebble, despite early popularity, was overshadowed by the Apple Watch, but its legacy is rekindled through open-sourcing by Google.

AIM was discontinued as a service in 2017, marking a key shift in digital communication.

The Lumoz Protocol mainnet launch signals advancements in cloud computing and project management.

Team collaboration and reasonable debates are essential for effective decision-making in software development.

Technological choices often reflect the weight of prior decisions and marketing influences.

Separating business logic from frameworks aids in maintaining code independence and purity.

Nokia's cultural impact and design legacy will be showcased through an archive at Aalto University, highlighting its significance in the telecom industry.

The documentary 'Seeking Mavis Beacon' explores the cultural impact of Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing while investigating the elusive creator Renée L'Espérance.

Gmail's shift to offering one gigabyte of free storage in 2004 revolutionized email and attracted millions of users.

Gmail is the world's biggest email provider with 1.8 billion users globally.

Gmail has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 2004.