Digital Curiosities
Texas Instruments built a $160 calculator that can’t text, can’t browse, can’t do anything but math — and that’s exactly the point
Texas Instruments built the TI-84 Evo around a contrarian idea: a $160 device that refuses…
The ‘presence’ people feel in haunted rooms has a frequency — about 19 hertz — and a fencing blade is what finally gave it away
A wave of cold, a grey figure at the edge of your eye that vanishes…
Your TV remote still fires 1980s infrared at your screen — and the reason Bluetooth never killed it is stranger than you’d think
Infrared remotes dominate four decades later. Why Bluetooth never replaced them reveals a hidden bootstrapping…
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Borderlands creator Randy Pitchford just leaked Google Pixel Watch 5 after scuba diving discovery near Saint Martin
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Nintendo just launched Pictonico this week—and nobody knows why the company abandoned its mobile gaming graveyard
Nintendo surprises with Pictonico, a WarioWare-style smartphone game that breaks a decade-long retreat from mobile. What changed?