From Google.com to Nintendo 64 — there’s much to attribute to the 1990s.
February 26, 2019 5 min read
Things started to resemble today’s world in the 1990s: People were using cell phones and had computers in their homes.
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People were exposed to sleek new digital products that foreshadowed many of the gadgets we use today. In 1996, the world said goodbye to VHS and adopted a new technology for watching videos — the DVD. With the emergence of Google in 1998, people gained the ability to search for nearly anything online. And a person didn’t need to pick up the phone and call a friend over some small news, instead they could send a quick text message.
From Nokia’s first mobile phone to Google.com, a lot happened in the ’90s. Check out these 10 inventions you probably didn’t realize were invented in the decade.
This article is from Entrepreneur.com
