The Updated Atari 7800+ Lets You Game Like It’s 1986
The Atari 7800+ makes it possible to play the games you haven’t touched since childhood.
The Atari 7800+ makes it possible to play the games you haven’t touched since childhood.
Ditch the dice and grab the Timestop D-20 for your next D&D session.
Meta is currently testing a new feature that will give users a fresh start.
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New Zealand’s open-access fossil database makes it easier for scientists to collaborate.
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Pizza Hut has released a pizza-warming video game console attachment that nobody asked for.
The feature—once only available to Premium users—pauses videos automatically after a set time.
Here’s another reason to rethink bringing your phone into the bathroom with you.
Despite advice about strong passwords, we’re still using ‘qwerty123.’
A type of wood commonly used to make Samurai sword sheaths may be the future of space exploration.
The Mudita Kompakt smartphone is designed to be less stimulating to the senses.
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Apple offers several customization features in its new update, including the option to tint apps and widgets.
This feature may come in handy in an emergency situation.
Alarmo allows you to wake up amid visuals and sound effects from your favorite Nintendo games.
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A fleet of warships is still running on 8-inch floppy disk power.
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If you've ever searched in vain for a book on your overstuffed shelf, your iPhone can help.
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