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The Real Reason Jawbone Failed Spectacularly
Before the Apple Watch, AirPods, and the wearables market as you know it today, there was Jawbone. As the maker of widely praised Bluetooth...
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The History of Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine, And The Birth of Computers
Created by Charles Babbage, the Analytical Engine was a general-purpose, completely program-controlled, mechanical digital computer with no human intervention. It was designed to be...
17 Ancient Cities From the Bible That Still Exist Today
As you read the Bible, you learn about an era that feels like it took place forever ago. Even though this is true, some...
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The Largest Cell Tower Companies In The World, And What They Do
Key Facts There are about 150,000 cell towers in North America. The lifespan of a tower depends on whether it is new or old. The former...
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Jean Piaget – Complete Biography, History and Inventions
Key Points: Jean Piaget was a genetic epistemologist and psychologist who pioneered the constructivist theory of understanding and advocated for the study of development as...
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This is How Low McDonald’s Prices Were in the 1970s
When you look back at McDonald’s pricing in the 1970s, the prices are definitely inexpensive. An image of the menu going around Reddit from...
The Complete Guide to The Turing Test
Key Points: The goal of the Turing Test, developed by Alan Turing, is to level thinking on computer programs or artificial intelligence. Advantages of the test...
The 10 Largest Robotics Companies in the World, and What They Do
Once considered the stuff of sci-fi and an overactive imagination, robots are now becoming increasingly commonplace as more and more industries are coming to...
Discover the 8 Oldest TV Stations
Watching TV has become an almost passive activity. Often, we leave the TV on as we do chores around the house. Other times, we...
The 29 Greatest Warriors in World History
Who are the greatest warriors in world history? Often when we look back at history, it can seem a bit tough to swallow. It...
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Key Points: Since the 1970’s, Cray has been a leading supercomputer company, and is now a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Today, Cray research focuses on...