I have fond memories of Ditto from grade school. The ones we had were the bluey-purple variety. I remember the smell quite well, and today I recognize it as that of methanol.

The Ditto machine, trademarked by the Starkey Chemical Process Co., was a sort of proto-photocopier (you can still watch ’60s ads for it).

T he original transforming Pokémon Ditto remains one of the hardest to capture in Pokémon GO this July, thanks to its cunning hiding tactics. You will never see Ditto appear on the in-game map ...

The ditto machine seemed to reign supreme in schools, where millions of students mixed the first heady snootful of the handout with nervous anticipation if the handout was in fact a test (hoping ...

Ditto is an iPhone app in the location space that goes beyond the check-in. Sure, that's one aspect of it, but if Ditto works as intended, it's hopefully only the end result.

Ditto is able to mask this truth throughout the movie by wearing glasses, but in a pivotal moment, those spectacles come off. And when they do, it’s horrifying: you see that Ditto’s tiny ...

Ditto, a company that’s setting out to bring “resilient” connectivity to edge devices, has raised $82 million in a Series B round of funding at a post-money valuation of $462 million, ...

Ditto, who played a redneck woman inspired by her own aunts in Gus Van Sant’s 2018 comedy drama Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot, has spoken on several occasions about the ...

Invented in 1923 by Wilhelm Ritzerfeld, ditto machines were popular among schools, churches, and clubs for making copies of worksheets, fliers, and so on before the modern copy machine became ...