If you have paid attention to the user interface of the Windows operating system, you will know that we are in the presence of a space of two dimensions, which makes it limited in case we work with many icons or files. The problem that usually happens in these occasions is that they begin to overlap or to be out of the screen of them, making impossible the task of finding them.

Generally, in these cases, we appeal to the scrollbars that are usually added once more icons are available than those that fit on the screen; however, luckily, there are some better solutions. Eagle Mode is an application that has been developed precisely so that we can add a third dimension to the Windows interface, making room for all our icons and content.

Suppose you've ever worked with extendable user interface systems or ZUI before. In that case, you should know that Eagle Mode is, without a doubt, a perfect example of how this particular application can make our lives easier. What we gain by installing this type of program is a third dimension that allows us to move the applications through space with different levels of depth.

The operation of this tool is effortless since we can determine in which way we want to approach the interface in question. If you want to navigate within the two or three dimensions, hold down the mouse wheel, move as usual, and click on each icon you want to select.

But of course, as you scroll through the contents and get closer to them, you will see these depth levels that we mentioned before appear, thanks to which we can check the presence of more and more content. In the space where just a few icons used to fit, you can now access a considerable amount of them without having to use a scroll bar.

Not only that, but you will see as soon as you give Eagle Mode a chance, that we are in the presence of a program that adds some exciting content to what we could suppose at first, such as a series of internal games with which you will be able to entertain yourself while using the computer. These games appear among the icons of your other files or applications automatically, although you can delete them whenever you want.

What are these additional contents of Eagle Mode about? To mention a few, we can say that it integrates an analog clock, a chess game, a minesweeper in three dimensions, and many others that, although simple, are entertaining. We are undoubtedly in the presence of an exciting platform not only because it fulfills what it offers but also because of these small additional features.

As for the interface of the program, we have to say that although it may not be the most beautiful we can find at first glance, it can be handy occasionally. We only have to zoom in so that the different directories and files give space for in-depth navigation. That is undoubtedly an advantage compared to other interfaces that are perhaps prettier but barely two-dimensional.

Although not very attractive, its interface facilitates the location of files using zoom navigation, giving a physical aspect to the directories and files. We can visualize text, video, and image files by zooming in on them.

When analyzing the main strong points of Eagle Mode, we have to mention that it offers an interface that we can navigate, accessing a much larger space for our icons and folders. At the same time, it is a perfect platform to manage our files if they have become too much, and if this is not enough, its system resource consumption is minimal.

Unfortunately, you have to consider in the same way that this system also has some issues that have not finished convincing us. Among them, we have to talk about it takes some time to get used to the operation of the new interface, plus there are some instabilities or screen freezes, even forced shutdowns, which can become quite annoying in many cases.

Anyway, we can not fail to point out that we are in the presence of a program that is at least interesting when it comes to modifying how we access the icons and contents of our system, as it will add a sense of depth otherwise impossible to obtain in Windows, to be thus able to access much more space for storing access to the main contents of our PC.

Of course, if you no longer want to visualize your Windows interface with these features, you must uninstall the program from the Control Panel. You will then return to the familiar interface of your computer.