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Windows 3.1's garish Hotdog Stand color scheme has finally been explained
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows Microsoft veteran designer Virginia Howlett recently revealed that Windows 3.1's Hotdog Stand color scheme wasn't a joke or deliberate attempt to design the worst possible scheme.

The Xbox 360 games that defined a generation
By Adam Hales published
News From living‑room battles to online friendships, these Xbox 360 best‑sellers went beyond gaming to define an era of entertainment.

The dream lives: fan project Windows Astria shows the perfect Windows Phone
By Kevin Okemwa published
WINDOWS PHONE A breathtaking fan concept, Windows Astria, resurrects Windows Phone by merging Windows 11 Fluent Design, beloved Live Tiles, and native Android app support. it’s the Microsoft mobile OS that should have been.

One live demo fail made Microsoft rethink everything
By Kevin Okemwa published
WINDOWS Microsoft was so embarrassed by the Windows 98 demo crash that it built a dedicated testing room in its Production Studios facility to prevent future public failures.

Nostalgia meets danger: Windows 95 emulator runs in your browser
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows A web‑based emulator lets you boot Windows 95 in your browser, complete with Solitaire and Paint — but it’s riddled with bugs and potential security risks.

Here's why Why Microsoft didn’t let Windows 95 install itself
By Kevin Okemwa published
WINDOWS Microsoft veteran engineer Raymond Chen recently explained why the tech giant Windows 95's setup didn't install a miniature Windows 95, allowing it to be written as a 32-bit program.

Veteran engineer explains WinHelp’s offline-online methods
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows Microsoft Veteran Engineer Raymond Chen recently published an interesting blog post explaining why Windows 3.0’s WinHelp was called an online help system when it actually ran offline.

Microsoft feared this CPU command could brick your laptop
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows Veteran Microsoft engineer Raymond Chen explains why Windows 95 intentionally excluded a power-saving instruction, fearing it would 'brick' too many laptops.
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