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5 Old Phones '90s Kids Will Definitely Remember - BGR (opens the original)
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The '90s was an exciting time because it was the last decade of a century, which led to much uncertainty about the new millennium. Technology was really starting to boom. The internet was picking up steam, gamers had a variety of consoles to choose from between Nintendo, Sega, and Sony, and the variety of telephones was endless. Granted, unless it was a cell phone, few people probably gave a second thought about the different landlines that existed. However, if you were to ask a '90s kid what ki
5 Old Devices That Refuse To Go Extinct - BGR (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Technology is constantly evolving. Every minute of every day, someone is working to improve some piece of technology somewhere, but sometimes old tech ends up being perfect. Civilization has reached a point in time where smartphones are literal supercomputers that can do just about anything. Want to take a picture? Smartphone. Want to listen to any song you can think of? Smartphone. Need to call someone? Smartphone. And the list goes on.
These Are The 5 Most Popular Linux Distros In 2026 - BGR (opens the original)
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One common mistake people make when they switch over to Linux is not doing enough research to see which distro is best for them. Some people might also mistake "popular" for "the best," and that's not always the case. There are plenty of disadvantages to Microsoft Word and Google Docs, yet they're both more popular than LibreOffice (clearly the superior suite of programs and arguably why there's no need for Microsoft Office anymore). That doesn't mean they're not good, of course. And when it com
5 Fascinating Facts About Star Trek's Vulcans - BGR (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Though there were no Vulcans on the main cast of either "Star Trek: The Next Generation" or "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," Vulcans are among the most popular aliens in the whole of the "Star Trek" universe. And though franchise creator Gene Roddenberry didn't care about creating new civilizations for "Star Trek," Vulcans gradually became just as layered and fleshed out as the human race is in real life. They have rituals, holidays, favored
5 Star Trek Alien Species With Unusually Long Lifespans - BGR (opens the original)
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"Star Trek" is all about exploring new planets and — despite Gene Roddenberry not caring about creating new civilizations — discovering new cultures. Throughout the franchise's tenure, the Enterprise and other Starfleet crews have encountered aliens of all shapes, sizes, and colors with varying lifespans. Some lived similar lengths of time as humans; others had shorter lifespans, and a few could live multiple human lifetimes. The (in)famous Q, for example, is a race of immortal, godlike beings t
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