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28/07/2025

🐛 1962 – Mariner I Software Bug
A critical software bug on NASA's Mariner I (intended for a Venus flyby) caused the rocket to deviate from its path and be destroyed over the Atlantic. The issue stemmed from a small transcription error in code written in pencil and later entered into the flight software . This early case remains a classic lesson in the importance of precise coding.

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25/07/2025

📱 2004 – Nokia Releases Series 60 Phones with Symbian OS
In mid-2004, Nokia released its Series 60 smartphones running on the Symbian OS. These devices were among the first to support mobile applications coded in Java (J2ME), bringing early mobile development to everyday users and setting the stage for the smartphone era.
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25/07/2025

🖥️ 1948 – First Stored-Program Computer Runs Its First Program

On July 21, 1948, the Small-Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM), nicknamed "Baby," successfully ran its first program at the University of Manchester. This event marked the first time a computer stored and executed a program from memory, laying the groundwork for modern computing
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21/07/2025

🖥️ 1948 – First Stored-Program Computer Runs Its First Program

On July 21, 1948, the *Small-Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM)*, nicknamed "Baby," successfully ran its first program at the University of Manchester. This event marked the first time a computer stored and executed a program from memory, laying the groundwork for modern computing.

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16/07/2025

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The iPhone 17 Pro models will reportedly be available in new dark blue and orange color options 🔥

Source: Sonny Dickson

11/07/2025

Here’s another tech flashback comparison

*🖥️ Apple Macintosh 128K (1984)*
- *Type*: All-in-one personal computer
- *Processor*: Motorola 68000 @ 8 MHz
- *RAM*: 128KB
- *Storage*: 3.5" floppy disk drive
- *Graphics*: 512×342 black & white
- *Legacy*: First mass-market computer with a *graphical user interface* and *mouse*. Set the tone for modern user-friendly design.

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*💻 Amiga 500 (1987)*
- *Type*: Home multimedia computer
- *Processor*: Motorola 68000 @ 7.16 MHz
- *RAM*: 512KB (expandable)
- *Storage*: 3.5" floppy disk
- *Graphics*: 4096-color palette, advanced audio/video
- *Legacy*: A favorite for gamers, graphic artists, and musicians; ahead of its time in multimedia performance.

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*TL;DR*:
- *Macintosh 128K* brought GUI and design-first computing.
- *Amiga 500* delivered multimedia power and gaming brilliance to the home.

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09/07/2025

Let's check out these flashback devices

💾 Commodore 64 (1982)
- Type: Home computer
- Processor: 1.02 MHz MOS 6510
- RAM: 64KB
- Storage: Cassette or floppy disk (external)
- Graphics: 16 colors, sprite support
- Legacy: Best-selling single computer model ever; known for games, BASIC programming, and affordability.

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🖥️ IBM 5150 PC (1981)
- Type: Business-oriented personal computer
- Processor: Intel 8088 @ 4.77 MHz
- RAM: 16–640KB
- Storage: 5.25" floppy disk drive (internal), optional HDD
- Graphics: Monochrome or CGA (4-color)
- Legacy: Standardized the PC architecture; serious software and business tools; paved the way for modern Windows machines.

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TL;DR:
- Commodore 64 = affordable, fun, gaming & learning at home
- IBM 5150 = serious, modular, and business-focused — the beginning of the “PC” as we know it.

09/07/2025

Here’s a quick *Nokia N95 vs iPhone 16* comparison — showing just how far smartphones have come:

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📱 *Nokia N95 (2007)*
- *Screen*: 2.6" LCD, 240x320
- *Camera*: 5MP rear, Carl Zeiss lens
- *OS*: Symbian S60
- *Storage*: 160MB + microSD
- *Connectivity*: 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
- *Unique Feature*: Dual-slider design (media keys & keypad), GPS
- *Apps*: Java-based, limited multitasking

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📱 *iPhone 16 (2024/2025)* *(based on leaks/specs)*
- *Screen*: ~6.3" OLED, 120Hz, 2556x1179
- *Camera*: Up to 48MP main, multiple lenses (ultrawide, telephoto, LiDAR)
- *OS*: iOS 18
- *Storage*: 128GB–1TB
- *Connectivity*: 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5+, satellite emergency
- *Unique Feature*: AI-driven features, Face ID under-display (rumored)
- *Apps*: Millions via App Store, AI-integrated

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*TL;DR*:
The N95 was *cutting-edge* in 2007, blending media, navigation, and communication. The iPhone 16 is *basically a supercomputer in your hand*, with high-end AI, pro-grade cameras, and seamless ecosystem integration.

09/07/2025

*Tech Flashback – Nokia N95 📱 (2007)*

The *Nokia N95* launched in *March 2007*, but by July it was one of the hottest phones around. It had:

- A *dual-slide* design
- A *5MP camera* (huge for the time)
- *GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth*, and even TV-out
- Ran on *Symbian OS*, perfect for early mobile apps

It was seen as a smartphone powerhouse *just months before the iPhone launched*. For many tech lovers, the N95 was peak Nokia — powerful, versatile, and built like a tank.

08/07/2025

🕰️ Tech Flashback #2 – BlackBerry Takes Over (2007) 📲
In mid-2007, BlackBerry was still the king of business phones — physical keyboard, BBM, and all. “Sent from my BlackBerry” was everywhere.

08/07/2025

*🕰️ Tech Flashback #1 – The Apple IIc Plus (1988) 🍏*
By July 1988, the *Apple IIc Plus* was Apple’s most powerful 8-bit computer — compact, with a built-in 3.5" drive, perfect for students and home users.
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08/07/2025

Nokia N80:

- Released in 2006
- 3G smartphone with Symbian OS
- 3.2MP camera, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth
- Large 2.1-inch color screen
- Slider design with keypad and navigation keys
- Supported music playback, video recording, and internet browsing
- Considered a high-end device at the time of its release.

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