During the 1950s, a wave of wild-eyed futurism inspired bold visions of nuclear-powered kitchens, flying automobiles, robot housemaids, and moon colonies—visions of tomorrow that were as fanciful as they were outlandish.
Boomers grew up with household items that are now considered vintage or outdated, leaving Gen Z puzzled by their use and function.
Some gadgets weren’t just technology—they were a lifestyle, and if you had one, you were automatically cool.
Gen Z will never understand the daily struggles, joys, and quirks of growing up in the ‘90s, from rewinding VHS tapes to surviving without Google.
Microsoft has created some legendary products over the years, but many of them have faded into obscurity—until now.
Because of changes in technology and societal needs, jobs that didn't exist before have opened up in the last ten years. As a result of the growing need for experts in new fields, these new jobs tend to be very specialized and pay well. From digital marketing to tech support that you can do from home, many of these jobs offer good pay and exciting career paths.