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@VersionMuseum

A visual history of your favorite technology. We showcase old versions of stuff you love.

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@42Courses16 Jul 2020
25 years ago today in 1995 Amazon.com opened for business as an online bookstore. It's now worth $1.5+ trillion, there are only 12 countries in the world that are richer than Amazon! Here is a visual history of their brand - versionmuseum.com/history-of…
24 Years of Amazon.com Website Design History - 34 Images - Version Museum

24 Years of Amazon.com Website Design History - 34 Images - Version Museum

The world's largest online retailer started off as a bookstore in 1995. The logo contained the Amazon River! See all 34 images from 1995 to 2019.

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Justin Dauer@pseudoroom10 Jul 2020
"Classic Mac OS Design Evolution," via @VersionMuseum, is the perfect Friday afternoon read to accompany your cup of coffee. versionmuseum.com/history-of…

15 Years of Classic Mac OS Design History - 56 Images - Version Museum

Before Mac OS X reigned supreme, there was System 1 through System 9, the last Mac operating systems of the classic era. See all 56 images from 1984 to 1999.

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A growing number of PCMCIA datacards in the #MobilePhoneMuseum. Such an important product category in the cellular mobile data journey.
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75 years since Vannevar Bush's seminal essay As We May Think. In it, he describes the Memex, a device that “operates by association. With one item in its grasp, it snaps instantly to the next … in accordance with some intricate web of trails...” He had described the WWW.
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Brent Ozar@BrentO19 Jun 2020
Design history of Microsoft Excel: versionmuseum.com/history-of… I love how Clippy looks like he’s in the midst of committing accounting fraud.
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The collections of Netscape micro banners and icons in the 1990s. #Netscape #90s
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In December 2002 Google launched shopping engine Froogle. It was a service that made it easy to find information about products for sale online. In 2007 Froogle was rebranded as Google Product Search. web.archive.org/web/20030214… #Froogle #Google #InternetHistory
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@CommodoreBlog1 Mar 2020
Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards is a graphic adventure game originally released in 1987 for PC DOS and Apple II. Later it was ported to other platforms such as the Amiga, Atari ST, Apple IIGS, Apple Macintosh, and the Tandy Color Computer 3. #Amiga #nostalgia
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Wacom@wacom19 Feb 2020
Happy 30th birthday, @Photoshop! ✨🎈🍰 🎁 Take a walk down memory lane and enjoy this timeline of Photoshop courtesy of @VersionMuseum: bit.ly/32b9iiy #Wacom #Photoshop #happybirthday
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@JonErlichman9 Dec 2019
On this day in 1968: first demo of the computer mouse
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@JonErlichman12 Nov 2019
On this day in 1990: World Wide Web first proposed
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UCLA IT Services@UCLAit29 Oct 2019
UCLA celebrates the 50th anniversary of the birth of the Internet today at Royce Hall! Join UCLA SEAS distinguished professor, Leonard Kleinrock, 50 years to the day when his team sent the first message over the Arpanet. samueli.ucla.edu/internet50 #Internet50
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Indeed. In the hazy days of 2004 I remember "friending" people, "poking" people, and eventually, status updates that had to begin with "Kira is..." Here are some pictures at the Version Museum versionmuseum.com/history-of…
15 Years of Facebook Website Design History - 34 Images - Version Museum

15 Years of Facebook Website Design History - 34 Images - Version Museum

Although Facebook's love of the color blue goes back to it's earliest versions, the site has changed dramatically over the years. See all 34 images.

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So...I just saw about the part of Mark Zuckerberg’s speech last week where he says he founded Facebook because the Iraq War told him more people needed their perspectives heard. And as a 2005-present Facebook user, I have never felt so gaslit in my life. That’s not what it was.
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@JonErlichman22 Oct 2019
On this day in 2008: first Android phone goes on sale
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Mac84 🍏 (Steve)@Mac84tv2 Oct 2019
Hello beautiful... 🤓❤️
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Internet Explorer 3.0 animated banner in 1996. Do you want to see more 90s banners? Visit our exhibition Web Banners in the 90s. webdesignmuseum.org/exhibiti… #IE #InternetExplorer #90s #Banner #InternetHistory
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In this Weekly Squeak: How can we ensure our digital legacy isn’t lost to the future? And how Mac OS 9 is a fantastic time capsule into the early stages of consumer internet use – content via @ozm @versionmuseum & others getrevue.co/profile/gregario…
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SYLVAIN@sylvainlabs29 Sep 2019
Take a walk through the visual history of tech. The @VersionMuseum focuses on the design changes of historic versions of #technology, rather than just the written history behind it. sylvain.co/44j
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The Wiz@WysWyg_Protogen19 Sep 2019
Um wow ok. There was a lot of stuff in the university storage room. I need some time to uhhhh digest this.
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#OnThisDay in 1954 the first successful FORTRAN program ran. Did you know FORTRAN was short for Formula Translator? computinghistory.org.uk/cgi-…
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