Photoshop CS6 Extended tutorial showing how to design and create a film noir, movie opening title card similar to crime ...

GBS WINDOWS for Game Boy replicates parts of Windows 3.1 and comes in a Game Boy cartridge. Gamers and computing enthusiasts ...

Time certainly flies, and Microsoft is preparing another refresh, according to screenshots seen by Windows Latest. Microsoft has sent a survey to select users asking for feedback on new “3D ...

3D Systems (DDD) is unveiling several new solutions designed to change the way industries innovate. At RAPID+TCT 2025, the Company will showcase its Figure 4 135 3D printer and Figure 4 Tough 75C ...

The Heart of Nostalgia: The Windows Logo One of the standout designs in this celebration is the wallpaper centered around the iconic Windows logo. This design reflects not only a visual identity but ...

Five desktop apps have survived the chopping block since the release of Windows 1.0 in 1985 until the present day. Bill Gates (left) with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen pictured inside their ...

The incorporation of 3D modeling features allowed for refined upgrades, such as the glossy, plastic-looking sheen on Windows XP's logo. Such changes mirrored broader technological trends, faster ...

Microsoft is turning 50, and nothing has defined the tech giant more than Windows. Like you, we've loved some versions of the desktop OS, and others...not so much. PC hardware is nice, but it’s ...

I was privileged to byline the cover story of the last print issue of PC Magazine, the Windows 7 review, and I’ve witnessed every Microsoft win and misstep up to the latest Windows 11.

Starting with the product that helped Microsoft reach where it is today, Windows. The Windows logo wallpaper combines modern aesthetics ... the classic tulips. Windows XP users would remember the ...

When my grandpa got a Pentium 4 desktop with Windows XP, the curious 7-year-old me asked what the ... The edges had subtle shadow outlines at the far-right and slightly below the 3D-esque logo, which ...

If you ask me, graphic design peaked in 2001 with Windows XP's bright blue taskbar and green start button. Every UI design choice since was made by cowards. OK, you might not share my passion for ...