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Before wish lists lived in apps, they lived on the kitchen table with a pencil.
Before wish lists lived in apps, they lived on the kitchen table with a pencil.
A cassette could be a mixtape, a time capsule and a tiny act of rebellion. A startup has rebuilt the experience with current hardware while keeping the physical ritual intact.
READ THE FULL STORY →Choosing a movie used to require leaving the house and committing to a box. A boutique company has taken an ordinary household object and made it deliberately overbuilt.
READ THE FULL STORY →A blinking red light was once enough to create household suspense. A startup has rebuilt the experience with current hardware while keeping the physical ritual intact.
READ THE FULL STORY →The Cassette Tape once solved a very specific everyday problem. Now a new project is giving that old idea a strange second life, with a distinctly GenX attitude.
READ THE FULL STORY →A blinking red light was once enough to create household suspense. A boutique company has taken an ordinary household object and made it deliberately overbuilt.
READ THE FULL STORY →Choosing a movie used to require leaving the house and committing to a box. Organizers are turning the old routine into a scheduled gathering.
READ THE FULL STORY →The Pay Phone once solved a very specific everyday problem. Now a new project is giving that old idea a strange second life, with a distinctly GenX attitude.
READ THE FULL STORY →The Saturday Morning Cartoon once solved a very specific everyday problem. Now a new project is giving that old idea a strange second life, with a distinctly GenX attitude.
READ THE FULL STORY →The Family Computer once solved a very specific everyday problem. Now a new project is giving that old idea a strange second life, with a distinctly GenX attitude.
READ THE FULL STORY →The Saturday Morning Cartoon once solved a very specific everyday problem. Now a new project is giving that old idea a strange second life, with a distinctly GenX attitude.
READ THE FULL STORY →Before wish lists lived in apps, they lived on the kitchen table with a pencil.
A cassette could be a mixtape, a time capsule and a tiny act of rebellion. A startup has rebuilt the experience with current hardware while keeping the physical ritual intact.
READ THE FULL STORY →Choosing a movie used to require leaving the house and committing to a box. A boutique company has taken an ordinary household object and made it deliberately overbuilt.
READ THE FULL STORY →A blinking red light was once enough to create household suspense. A startup has rebuilt the experience with current hardware while keeping the physical ritual intact.
READ THE FULL STORY →The Cassette Tape once solved a very specific everyday problem. Now a new project is giving that old idea a strange second life, with a distinctly GenX attitude.
READ THE FULL STORY →A blinking red light was once enough to create household suspense. A boutique company has taken an ordinary household object and made it deliberately overbuilt.
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