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Windows changes forever - Microsoft removes the iconic Blue Screen of Death in Windows 11, marking the end of a technological era
Winsage
July 2, 2025

Windows changes forever – Microsoft removes the iconic Blue Screen of Death in Windows 11, marking the end of a technological era

Microsoft has announced the retirement of the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD), which will be replaced by a black screen in the upcoming Windows 11 update. This change is part of a shift in Microsoft's approach to system errors, aiming for a more modern and minimalist design. The new black screen is expected to enhance readability and simplify unexpected reboots, although it has sparked debate regarding the removal of the QR code for troubleshooting. The new interface is anticipated to debut in late 2025.
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AppWizard
May 16, 2025

New Movies on Streaming: ‘A Minecraft Movie,’ ‘Snow White’ + More

Several highly anticipated films are now available on Video on Demand (VOD), including A Minecraft Movie and Disney's live-action Snow White. The Wedding Banquet is a modern retelling of the 1993 classic, featuring Han Gi-Chan as Min, a gay Korean man in Seattle. Min's friend Angela, played by Kelly Marie Tran, agrees to a marriage of convenience to help him secure a green card, leading to complications when Min's grandmother arrives for the wedding. A Minecraft Movie features a cast that includes Jack Black, Jason Momoa, Jennifer Coolidge, and Danielle Brooks, and is the first cinematic adaptation of the video game franchise. Disney's live-action Snow White stars Rachel Zegler and follows a young princess with seven computer-generated companions as she deals with her stepmother's obsession with beauty. The following titles are available for rent: A Minecraft Movie, The Wedding Banquet, Snow White, Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, The Lost Princess, Topakk, Solitude, The Featherweight, The Severed Sun, Hunting Grounds, Desert Dawn, The Rhythm, The Uninvited, Bound (2025), A Breed Apart, V13, Burner, Mulan Princess Warrior, Off Season, The Darkside of Society, Silent Partners, Meme Gods, and Southern Village.
A couple met, then married, in 'Minecraft'
AppWizard
May 8, 2025

A couple met, then married, in ‘Minecraft’

Sarah Nguyen, 24, from Oregon, and Jamie Patel, 25, from England, recently got married in Minecraft, a game where they first met as children. They chose this virtual venue to symbolize their shared home despite the physical distance in their relationship. The trend of virtual weddings is growing, with other couples also marrying in games like Roblox and Animal Crossing, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic, which led many to rethink traditional wedding plans. This shift has resulted in a rise in digital officiants and non-traditional wedding formats, with Minecraft weddings becoming increasingly popular in 2025.
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