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Little robot helpers found a place in our hearts and homes in 2002 when iRobot introduced the Roomba. This house-cleanin...
20/03/2023

Little robot helpers found a place in our hearts and homes in 2002 when iRobot introduced the Roomba. This house-cleaning ‘bot definitely made for an odd addition to the company’s existing lineup of space exploration, minesweeping, and tactical support devices. But beyond the novelty factor, the first Roomba model wasn’t an immediate success for the company.

Little robot helpers found a place in our hearts and homes when iRobot introduced the Roomba discovery gadget.

In 2005, a small mobile software company based in Palo Alto called Android Inc. has been quietly folded into the growing...
17/03/2023

In 2005, a small mobile software company based in Palo Alto called Android Inc. has been quietly folded into the growing empire of Google. The acquisition led to the release of the company’s very first “Google phone” three years after the T-Mobile G1 (or HTC Dream, as it was known mostly outside the United States). Google’s philosophy for the G1 focused on one-click search and a rich web experience, and using T-Mobile’s 3G network was critical to its success. The G1 was also the first smartphone to run the open-source Android operating system, and after only six months on the market, it has reached fifth place among the best-selling smartphones in the United States.

Three years after the acquisition, the company released its first Google phone T-Mobile's G1 for more detail read article.

It was the mid-eighties and user-generated videos were on the rise: Google had just bought YouTube and consumers were st...
17/03/2023

It was the mid-eighties and user-generated videos were on the rise: Google had just bought YouTube and consumers were starting to get their first camera-equipped phones. Despite all this, the quality of the videos recorded by phones at that time was poor, and full-fledged camcorders were still too expensive for most consumers.

The Flip Video Ultra had a straightforward camera that recorded video of high quality at a reasonable cost. when it was launched,

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