After four years on the market, Windows 11 has finally surpassed Windows 10 to become the most dominant desktop OS platform ...

It is just a concept video, but it's a very well executed one which has some YouTube viewers calling for Windows Classic ...

Charles O’Rear, the photographer behind the iconic Windows XP ‘Bliss’ wallpaper, has expressed mixed feelings about the deal that made his image one of the most viewed ever. In 1996, while visiting ...

In the decades since the photo was taken in 1998, the Napa Valley location of 'Bliss' now looks totally unrecognisable One commenter complained: 'This is what depression looks like' ...

When Microsoft debuted its landmark operating system Windows XP in the fall of 2001, the default desktop wallpaper “Bliss” ended up becoming the most viewed photograph in the world.

Then, I pointed it at a Windows XP .iso file from the IDE Drives option in that machine’s settings and booted it up. And waited. For so long.

Windows XP was here. Everything was going to be ok. Just me then? Anyway, as far as the "ugly" factor goes on the seasonal Windows Ugly Sweater, this thing is more of a work of art.

Windows XP was an actively supported Microsoft product for 13 years, including five years where it was the newest version available and another three years where it was vastly more popular than ...

The year before, we had Paint. This year, we have arguably the most iconic Windows "thing," the Windows XP default wallpaper, also known as "Bliss." Buy the 2023 Windows Ugly Sweater now!

“And I always had a camera with me.” "Bliss" hill, located in Sonoma, Calif. off Hwy 12, is the subject of one of the world's most viewed photos: Windows XP's default desktop wallpaper.