Some old tech is worth keeping around, and some of it just takes up space. A few specific devices have crossed firmly into ...

Though many are happily embracing new tech, others are sticking to what they know best—tried and tested 'outdated' products.

You've just gotten a shiny new phone -- now what do you do with the old one? It might be tempting to shove your e-waste into ...

Tech moves fast, but that does not mean that everything old loses value. Many once-expensive gadgets now sell for a fraction of their launch price and still perform impressively. These overlooked ...

Today, more than half of Americans use technology to fuel hobbies like illustration, photo editing, or gaming. Tech limitations shouldn’t hold us back from our passions, but HP’s survey reveals 40% of ...

One of our newer writers, [Tyler August], recently wrote a love letter to plasma TV technology. Sitting between the ubiquitous LCD and the vanishing CRT, the plasma TV had its moment in the sun, but ...

If you have old tech collecting dust in a drawer somewhere and are also interested in setting up a smart home, you might be sitting on a goldmine of potential without even realizing it. Gadgets like ...

For many gadget enthusiasts, it's a badge of honor to have a large collection of old tech, such as an assortment of old smartphones. Others may keep old phones around because they don't know what else ...

Beyond being clunky and outdated, legacy systems are unsustainably expensive for organizations that rely on them. From escalating maintenance costs and security vulnerabilities to missed opportunities ...

Construction is entering a new era through connectivity with real-time data and operational visibility. As cameras track the progress 24/7, sensors monitor safety compliance as the data flows ...