7 pieces of tech I’ve stopped using
A list of seven pieces of tech I’ve stopped using, from stand-alone digital cameras to (non-smart) cell phones, and what’s replaced said tech.
Tag: cell phone
RIP BlackBerry OS (and the classic BlackBerry phone)
As of January 2022, support for the BlackBerry OS, and thus by default the classic BlackBerry phone, has been discontinued.
10 pieces of technology deemed obsolete
A list of 10 pieces of technology deemed obsolete or nearly obsolete, including VCRs, film cameras, and black-and-white TVs.
The T-Mobile and Sprint merger is complete
On Wednesday, T-Mobile finalized its merger with Sprint, reducing the number of major mobile companies in the US from four to three […]
Most US households no longer have landline phones
The last time I wrote about landline phone-using households versus cell phone-only ones was back in 2015. At the time, the US […]
When seven pieces of technology became deemed obsolete
(An updated version of this post is available here.) I’ve discussed recently digital streaming eclipsing CD sales, as well as how cell […]
Next on the “dying tech” list: home landline phones
Household landline phones are the next dying piece of technology, according to current trends. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]