The world’s most viewed image in history is probably something that you’ve seen (I’m 100% sure) but you probably have never ...

An indie developer released a fan-made Windows for the legendary handheld, complete with Minesweeper, Paint, and Game Boy ...

When users turned on their computers during the mid-1990s, many heard a short, whimsical tune indicating that their Windows 95 operating system was booting up. Developed by the renowned music producer ...

The post also included a new scan from the image’s original glass-plate negative, as well as other handwritten documents supporting the photo. Spark revealed that he and New York Times staffer ...

Who were those people? Was the photo real? Where did it come from? Finally, we have the answer, and it’s been hiding in plain sight. The original photo has been discovered in the Getty Images Hulton ...

On April 5, New York Times visual investigator Aric Toler announced on Bluesky that he and British academic Alasdair Spark found the original photo that was doctored for the ending of Stanley ...

His image, called ‘Bliss’, has a timeless quality, but if you were raised on MacBooks, rather than Microsoft products, you may be one of the few people to have not seen it. The iconic Windows XP ...

At the time, Microsoft was acquiring images through Corbis, a photo licensing service owned by Bill Gates. The company saw something special in Bliss and purchased it for Windows XP, ensuring it would ...

it’s not just the beloved "Bliss" wallpaper from Windows XP that’s sparking memories—it’s the dramatic transformation of the landscape itself. Originally capturing a serene scene of rolling green ...

Uncover more insights about iPhone to Windows 11 photo transfer in previous articles we have written.

The original photo was taken with what's described as a "medium-format" camera. It's an analogue photo originally, captured on film. A full-resolution version of Bliss can be seen here , clocking ...

Security researchers at Trend Micro say one of the six zero-days patched by Microsoft earlier this month was being exploited in the wild by a known Russian ransomware gang. Exploitation of the ...