Most estimates are off by more than 100 years. Learn when the fax machine was actually invented and how it evolved to today's ...

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In the 1960s and ’70s, he developed the PLATO computer system, which combined instant messaging, email, chat rooms and gaming ...

b-money was introduced in 1998 by an anonymous developer called Wei Dai who proposed a new concept of broadcasting transactions on an unjammable yet synchronous protocol. While b-money never became ...

For Christmas Day—and this year the start of Hanukkah as well!—IPWatchdog is back with its annual list of top technologies ...

Artificial intelligence holds the prospect for driving U.S. economic growth and innovation. Patent law and regulatory reforms can help AI achieve its full potential.

Launched in 1960 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, it was the first generalized, computer-based instructional system, and grew into a home for early message boards, emails ...

We have Chrysler to thank for creating the car key, as before this it was just a hand crank - making car theft pretty easy. Again, the Americans came to the rescue with the invention of power steering ...

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All-in-one (AIO) computers can do it all without sacrificing valuable desk space. These often-stylish AIO systems build the processor, storage, and other components directly into the display ...

Maryann died in 2022. That year, Bitzer gave an extensive oral history interview to the Computer History Museum, during which he described his travels, inventions and passions. “He would always ...

Titled ‘I Invented Grime’, the new EP was confirmed ... which sees him sitting surrounded by retro computers. “It’s showtime/ I don’t need a sponsor or a co-sign/I ain’t got to say ...