In 1989, a company buried 2,700 computers in a landfill. 37 years later, it became a tech giant.

The Apple Lisa, a groundbreaking computer from 1983, pioneered many features we take for granted today, like a graphical user interface and mouse. Yet, it was a commercial failure due to its exorbitant price, hardware limitations, and market timing. Discover the fascinating story of Apple’s ‘best failure’ and its lasting impact on personal computing.

What I Miss Most in the Pixel 11 Pro XL: Google Replaced a Useful Sensor with an Unnecessary Gadget

Google’s latest Pixel 11 Pro XL has swapped its once-controversial but surprisingly useful thermometer for a new, glowing HiLight module. While HiLight offers aesthetic notifications, many users, including the author, lament the loss of the versatile temperature sensor that proved indispensable for everything from cooking to tech diagnostics.