If you’ve ever clicked the little square “Save” button on your computer, you’ve used a relic of the past without even ...

In our FAA Safety Review Team report, we rang the bell as loud as we could to draw attention to the urgent need to address ...

After a string of fatal airplane crashes in recent weeks, aviation experts appearing before the House Transportation Committee on Tuesday pointed fingers at decades-old technology at the Federal ...

Those of us who grew up in the 1980s know it was a period like no other. The clothes. The games. The music. Just about all of ...

revealing that the FAA is having trouble modernizing aviation infrastructure and safety systems — many of which still use floppy disks — because it receives no steady stream of funding.

US DOT Secretary Sean Duffy is set to announce a plan to modernize the “aging, under-staffed” air traffic control system in ...

When the Red Wings and the Chicago Blackhawks faced off on Jan. 20, 1995, no one knew the future of music was about to change ...

Which prompted the studio to explore solutions. "How do we create a singleplayer game that is so compelling that people keep the disc in their library forever?" Fryer describes that the main ...

Skype users will be able to use their existing accounts to log into Teams. From Blackberries to floppy disks and MP3 players, Sky News looks at other pieces of software and hardware that were once ...

The IBM 350, the world's first hard disk, was released in 1956. As the RAMAC computer's memory, it had space for 3.75 ...