VideoSift shared a funny 2.5 minutes CollegeHumor video showing a spoof/parody sketch/skit of "New iPhones are Like New Girlfriends -- We explore the similarities between these two fragile relationships."

Boing Boing reports on why "why is it so hard to make a phone call in emergency situations? ... But it is a fact that, whenever disaster strikes, it becomes difficult to reach the people you care about.

Over 3.5 years ago, VideoSift shared a funny 42 seconds YouTube video showing the differences between iPhone and ePhone. There are three more episodes/skits/sketches in its playlist.

Sebastopol /. comment mentioned "Critical and Significant Dates" showing a huge list of important dates

The Verge mentioned "The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF) is a site dedicated to unearthing and researching unused and cut content from video games. From debug menus, to unused music, graphics, enemies, or levels, many games have content never meant to be seen by anybody but the developers — or even meant for everybody, but cut due to time/budget constraints ..."

This eight pages/one print page InfoWorld article on "Microsoft's 13/thirteen worst missteps of all time ... the landmarks among 25 years of failures Redmond-style..."

Phurie's Reddit comment share a funny Webcomics Nation comic strip

FailDesk shared a funny 3.25 minutes SuperNews! YouTube video showing "Your Dad Asks iPhone Questions -- ... dad just doesn't understand technology."

FailDesk shared a C-Section Comics strip showing "Work-Space Evolution"/"The Evolution of Your Workspace".

Blue's News shared an Indie Retro News article on "Dune 2/II - History and Remakes".

Reddit shared a _twenty/20pixels/px comic strip showing "Life Before and After Cell Phones".

Reddit shared a big image chart showing a Redditor's scraped database of 24,000 videogames to determine percentages

This five pages Wired article (one single page) talks about Mat Honan's online security history with passwords.

/. shares a three pages (one/single print page) Computerworld article on "Past is prototype: The evolution of the computer keyboard -- Uncovering the keyboard's past points us toward its future..."

GameTrailers (GT) has a bunch of retrospective episodes on various video games.

This seven/7 pages OCModShop article looks into the past and the current Windows versions -- "Today Microsoft launched its latest version of its iconic Operating System (OS): Windows 8. There have been many version of Windows over the years, and one can't help but wonder what justifies this version number. Microsoft and other technology companies have over-written and re-named their product history before, so we take a good hard look at all the previous operating systems to see if the numbers add up.

Blue's News shared a Yahoo! Game blog on Atari 2600's 35 factoids you might not have heard about...

This five pages NetworkWorld article (one print page) tells the untold story on Apple's iPhone -- "... Originally conceived as a tablet, iPhone was developed in secret facility dubbed the 'purple dorm.' ..."