While most of us now source our technology news online, millions globally still flick their way through a newspaper or magazine to keep up to date. Sadly, print media is a declining industry, ...

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What’s the most-loved computer magazine of all time? There’s really only one contender: BYTE, which was founded in 1975 and ceased print publication a dozen years ago. If you worked in computer ...

What the heck is a 386SX? If you’re old enough to know the answer, then you may just be old enough to have read this comparative review in the August 1990 issue of BYTE Magazine. That was at the ...

If you ask someone who grew up in the late 1970s or early 1980s what taught them a lot about programming, they’d probably tell you that typing in programs from magazines was very instructive. However, ...

Those of us who remember when microprocessors were young also recall the magazines of the era. Readers bought the magazine for content but the covers attracted attention on the newsstand. In the late ...

Younger readers probably don’t remember Byte magazine but the Macalope, being timeless, does. Well, now it’s back, apparently, and one of its first shots is across the bow of Apple. Because nothing ...