This week, Microsoft wanted to subtly remind everyone how great and mighty it used to be. A new video released by the company offers the backstory of an iconic photo that almost certainly was your desktop image at some point. "Bliss," a shot of a grassy hill and a blue sky, was the default background for all machines running Windows XP, the operating system that Microsoft introduced in 2001 and stopped supporting this month. According to the company's new XP tribute video, what was perhaps the m...
You've Seen This Photo A Million Times -- Now Learn The Story Behind It
The Huffington Post - 10 Apr 2014 22:29
This week, Microsoft wanted to subtly remind everyone how great and mighty it used to be. A new video released by the company offers the backstory of an iconic photo that almost certainly was your desktop image at some point. "Bliss," a shot of a grassy hill and a blue sky, was the default background for all machines running Windows XP, the operating system that Microsoft introduced in 2001 and stopped supporting this month. According to the company's new XP tribute video, what was perhaps the m...
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