There’s something special about growing up in a world of rotary phones and VHS tapes. It might not seem like it, but it ...

National Telephone Day is observed on the anniversary of Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone in 1876.

From switchboards to cellphones, the ways people connect with each other has long been exploited for phone thrillers.

Research by broadband supplier Zen Internet reveals a growing nostalgia for the “home phone” even as its practical use ...

Indented panels, faintly visible on the base of the phone, create lips (front and back) that make the Princess easy to pick up. Photo by Richard Rose By 1963, Bell Labs had developed a touch-tone ...

There’s something special about the gadgets you grow up with. For Gen X, a lot of those devices weren’t just practical taught ...

There are many aspects of the old phone systems I do miss— the rotary dial, the fact that everyone’s phone had the same ring, and the phone book, which was kept either under the phone on a ...

The phone doesn't work as a regular phone but ... much of the original experience using the handheld speaker and rotary dial, there's a huge element of modernity oozing out of the system.

Back then: No subway. No glassy apartment buildings. No rotary dial, no Uber, no phone, no unemployment, small taxes. No double-parked cars. I mean, please. Not even single ones parked anywhere.