A brief history of technology - when computers were the size of rooms
Technology may be advancing and improving at a fearsome rate, but few developments today can match the design, charm and sheer weirdness of the inventions of yesteryear
Today we can interact with technology in myriad ways. We can talk to it, swipe its screen, or just gesture near it. We can strap it to our heads and be transported to new, virtual worlds. Or we can...
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