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Photoshop merging art with technology
Photoshop has become a powerful tool that is used all over the world. This technique was created by Thomas and John Knoll, two brothers who were very fascinated with how art and technology were combined. Although the program took time to develop and code in the 1980s, after receiving a push from investors, Photoshop 1 was introduced to the market in the early 1990s. -
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Technology in the nineties
Technology was the fashion in the '90s. It affected everyone, and everyone was interested in it either out of fear of being left behind or because they had a real desire to use technology. This decade is classified throughout history as the decade in which the era of digital technology began to develop. Interestingly, some of the technology in previous decades has been replaced by better and newer versions. -
Black and white texting
The first official text message was sent in 1992. Neil Papworth, a former developer of Sima Group Telecom, sent it to Richard Jarvis, CEO of Vodafone, with the words "Happy Birthday". -
Nintendo 64 The Beginning of Real Games
The Nintendo 64 will go down in history as one of the most beloved home games. In mid-1996, the Nintendo 64 launched in Japan and reached the US market later that year. Not only did the console feature a stick as the primary control element, but it was also a major advance for the industry, offering a highly accurate gaming experience. -
DVD before Netflix and YouTube
Do you remember what normal content was like before digital content or digital broadcasting? You can find DVDs in popular markets and bookstores. The DVD was developed in 1995 and put on the market in 1996, and with this new technology came DVD players. -
Google and search through heaps of information
How many times a day do you use Google? Better yet, think about how many people use Google every day. Today, Google is considered the most influential and powerful company in the world. Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin met in 1995 at Stanford University. By the following year, a college friend was still writing software for the search engine you know and love today. In 1998 Google was officially established.