Eeeeeeerrrrrrroooooooahhhh ba dong ba dong ba dong psssssssssssh. In the days before broadband, that was the sound the Internet made. Dial-up modems, like the US Robotics Sportster, have been many families’ first gateway to the Web. Their use peaked round 2001, as quicker alternate options that carried knowledge over cable strains arrived. But hundreds of thousands of households still have an lively dial-up connection.
The iPhone popularized the cellular app, forever changing how we talk, play video games, shop, work, and full many everyday tasks.
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