Microsoft is fundamentally redesigning the Windows 11 Start menu with a unified scrollable interface and new customization options. The changes reflect Microsoft’s evolving approach to user experience and ecosystem integration. Here’s what the redesign means for the future of Windows interaction.
A developer has achieved the seemingly impossible by shrinking Windows 7 to a mere 69MB. This extreme compression reveals fascinating insights about operating system architecture and what truly makes Windows tick.
Ancient Maya astronomers created a predictive eclipse table that remained accurate for over 700 years. Their sophisticated system combined lunar cycles with ritual calendars to anticipate celestial events with precision rivaling modern methods.
WhatsApp has started testing a dedicated Apple Watch companion app that finally brings proper messaging functionality to the wrist. The app enables viewing chats, sending messages, voice replies, and emoji reactions without waiting for notifications.
Microsoft has resolved a critical bug that prevented Windows 10 users from creating Windows 11 installation media. The timing couldn’t be more crucial with Windows 10’s end-of-life approaching. The fix comes after weeks of users experiencing unexplained crashes during upgrade attempts.
Apple’s Vision Pro refresh brings the M5 chip and improved comfort, but the core challenges of weight and price remain unchanged. Is this enough to move the needle for spatial computing?
Ptychography is breaking imaging barriers across multiple wavelength regimes, from electron microscopy to visible light. This computational technique reconstructs both amplitude and phase from diffraction patterns, enabling unprecedented resolution without conventional lens limitations. The unified
The AI infrastructure revolution is forcing chip rivals to collaborate through the Open Compute Project. As data center power demands skyrocket, even competitors recognize that open standards are essential for survival in the AI era.
CERN’s new IBM Diamondback tape library installation represents a fundamental rethink of how the research organization handles massive scientific datasets. The deployment comes as the facility archives approximately 50 petabytes monthly, requiring new approaches to data management.
While most users rush to third-party diagnostic tools, Windows Event Viewer provides unparalleled system insights directly from the source. This built-in utility offers detailed logs that can pinpoint everything from blue screens to application crashes with precision. Understanding how to leverage t
