Released in the United States on November 18, 2001, three months after Japan, the Nintendo GameCube was a hotly anticipated console from the beloved video game manufacturer. The successor to the ...

In today’s computer age, it’s likely that the first shots of any war won’t happen on the battlefield but will come from someone sitting behind a keyboard and monitor. For the United States, the ...

One of the most important companies in the history of computers, smartphones, and tablets, Apple is a name that needs no introduction. Since the 1970s, Apple has been at the forefront of the computer ...

Word about Salt Typhoon is making the news right now. As a former cybersecurity professional, it is incredible to see what is an unprecedented hack taking place, compromising every telecom provider in ...

Typically, when you’re thinking about operating systems in the modern day, you’ve got three to consider. Linux, Windows, and MacOS are the main driving forces behind much of desktop and laptop ...

As the world today mostly recognizes Google as a verb for search engines, it is difficult to remember a time before Google was created. However, the World Wide Web is full of search engines that time ...

Smartphones are ubiquitous these days, everyone and their cousin have one. However, in the early years of the tech’s introduction to the masses, there were many who took a swing at Apple’s newly ...

My name is Rebecca and I'm a Freelance SEO Editor and Content Creator. I love all things technology and I play a wide range of video game genres. I love my Nvidia Gaming PC, PlayStation 4, and Steam ...

Eduard Selling was born on November 5, 1834, in Ansbach, Bavaria, Germany. Selling studied mathematics at Georg-August-Universität in Göttingen and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in München, where he ...

In 1886 the professor of mathematics at the University of Würzburg, Germany, Eduard Selling (1834-1920) (see biography of Selling) received a patent for a calculating machine with very interesting ...

On August 31, 1886, Charles W. Weiss of Brooklyn, New York, received a patent (U.S. patent №348437) for an Electro Magnetic Adding Machine. Weiss worked for the Kruse Check & Adding Machine Company in ...