History

Blu-ray set out to replace DVD as the preferred storage medium for films and games. However, it has not really been able to assert itself.

In 1982, Commodore introduced the C64, the first computer suitable for mass production for home use. It is still a cult classic today.

Kim Dotcom is fighting his extradition from New Zealand to the USA, where he faces many years in prison. The whole story, at TECHBOOK.

Even before the cell phone boom, small, gray or black devices that fit in every pocket suddenly appeared everywhere.

Why does a technology company like Apple have an apple as its logo - and a bitten apple at that? Read the story on TECHBOOK.

LG made its mark in the smartphone segment with groundbreaking innovations. But in the end, LG's smartphone division couldn't compete.

Much of what we know today was still considered science fiction in 1999. But Bill Gates predicted some services and new technology back then.

For a long time, record players from Dual were regarded as flagship models. We back at the history of record player manufacturer Dual.

Sony Ericsson, the joint venture between an entertainment specialist and a network supplier, no longer exists.

Commodore dominated the fledgling computer market in the early 1980s. The C64 model became an icon. But what became of the company?

Jeff Bezos recognized the potential of online retail early on, but also predicted other things back in 1999.

The controller used today has been in the making for a long time. What began with simple rotary knobs is now sophisticated technology.