Debunking the "GodMode" in Windows Myth

Debunking the “GodMode” in Windows Myth

In the vast realm of Windows operating systems, users often come across intriguing claims about a mysterious “God Mode”. It is referred to as unlocking hidden settings and features and superpowers within the system. However, it’s time to set the record straight. Again! As I discussed in a previous blog post in 2010, this so-called “God Mode” is not a clandestine feature. It is rather a clever way to organize and consolidate various settings into one accessible location.

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New Features for Microsoft Edge

New Features for Microsoft Edge

Over the past few months, Microsoft has overhauled its Edge browser to provide a more modern and user-friendly experience. According to Microsoft’s official blog, there are many reasons to give the new Microsoft Edge a try. In this post, we will explore key improvements that make it worth a closer look, especially if you value performance, privacy, and smoother everyday browsing.

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The Eco-Capsule

Instead of Coffins: The Eco-Capsule That Grows a Tree in Your Memory

Developed by Italian designers, Capsula Mundi wants to change funeral customs in a thoughtful way. They propose an egg-shaped, organic shell made from biodegradable materials. The deceased is placed inside this capsule, then buried in the earth. A sapling or seed is planted just above it. As the remains decompose, nutrients feed that tree, so the individual’s memory literally blossoms into new life.

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He Was, and Will Always Be, Mr. Spock

He Was, and Will Always Be, Mr. Spock

Actor Leonard Nimoy, who embodied the half-Vulcan science officer Mr. Spock on board the Starship Enterprise, has died at the age of 83. According to Der Spiegel, few actors ever fused so completely with a single role as Nimoy did with Mr. Spock. He became an icon of science fiction, and as people mourn his loss, the pop culture realm will keep him alive in memory. 

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Outlook for iOS: Promise, Pushback, and a Parliamentary Pause

Outlook for iOS: Promise, Pushback, and a Parliamentary Pause

In early 2015, Microsoft surprised many by releasing Outlook for iOS and Android. It wasn’t just a new app—it was essentially the rebranded Acompli client, which Microsoft had acquired only weeks earlier. The move signaled Redmond’s determination to get serious about mobile productivity beyond Windows Phone. But the rollout came with immediate friction: the IT service of the European Parliament issued a warning against installing the app, citing “serious security concerns.”

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Deutsche Telekom Offers Extra Data for Spotify Streamers

Deutsche Telekom Offers Extra Data for Spotify Streamers

Deutsche Telekom just gave music fans a reason to smile. If you’re a Telekom customer with the Spotify option on your mobile plan, you’ll now receive an extra 100 megabytes of data each month. According to ComputerBase, the bonus is applied on top of your regular allowance—enough to keep your playlists streaming a little longer before that dreaded data cap kicks in.

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iCloud.com Adds Clearer View of Your Storage and Linked Devices

Apple Adds Clearer View of Your iCloud Storage

Beyond the usual file management and “Find My iPhone” options in iCloud, Apple now provides a more intuitive overview of your online storage usage, iCloud space is divided among photos, backups, documents, and apps. The new storage bar will feel familiar if you’ve seen Apple’s iTunes storage indicators for iOS devices, making it quick and simple to spot what’s gobbling up your cloud quota. 

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How to Keep the Windows 8.1 Start Screen Alive in Windows 10

How to Keep the Windows 8.1 Start Screen Alive in Windows 10

As Windows 10’s public preview continues to evolve, many users find themselves torn between the modern conveniences of Microsoft’s latest OS and the familiar layout they’ve grown to love in Windows 8.1. If you’re one of those who spent years mastering the full-screen Start menu and aren’t ready to let go, there’s still a way to preserve that tile-based experience in Windows 10.

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Windows 8 Box Design Leaks

Windows 8 Box Design Leaks

As Windows 8 approaches its official launch date of October 26, 2012, anticipation is building across the tech world. Microsoft has already shipped the RTM (Release to Manufacturing) version to OEM partners, meaning PC manufacturers are busily preparing new systems for the big day. Even more exciting, supposed images of the retail box design for Windows 8 have surfaced online, giving us a glimpse of a minimalist aesthetic that reflects the clean, modern look of the brand-new Start Screen and Metro-inspired interface.

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