Snagit is the ultimate do-it-yourself screen capture tool which provides a smarter and more efficient way to grab your images, with updated capture profiles and effects to improve how you capture,… For more visit The Windows Club

As a follow-up to my previous post regarding the ExoPC tablet to be released later this year, I thought I would also take a moment to shed a bit of light on two other companies which revealed their tablets at this years Computex. Both computer brands ASUS and MSI recently revealed their plans for their iPad rivals. Both companies will have some form of Microsoft Windows running on these slate forms

It’s really great when ordinary people get involved in creating stuff for Windows, and with the new themes that can be created in Windows 7 it makes it even easier for people. Richard Hay, just some guy from somewhere in the US has created a special Windows 7 theme for today’s Memorial Day holiday. The images he’s used for the desktop theme are some quite lovely shots of flowers from his wife’s garden.

There are numerous options for users who want to hide files. All of these options can be rated by the two parameters accessibility and level of protection

MSI showcased the Wind Pad at Computex. The Wind Pad 100 and Wind Pad 110 both have 10-inch multi-touch displays but very different processors and operating systems.

ITunes is a media management software by Apple that is available for Windows and Macintosh computer systems. It is mostly used by people who have purchased an iPod, iPhone or iPad although that is not a requirement to install and use iTunes.

Windows Live Mail is a messaging software that is part of Microsoft Windows Live. Windows Live Mail has replaced Outlook Express in Windows 7 .

ASUS kicked off Computex with the Eee Pad, its first true tablet running Windows 7 operating system. Image Credit: Endgadget The design is closer to a touch-only notebook and theoretically… For more visit The Windows Club

Microsoft first opened its office in South Africe in 1992. Since then its been quite an eventful journey for Microsoft in Africa. This interactive timeline from OnlineAfrica lists the vast…

If you are like me you probably have a big music collection on your PC. Mine was created by ripping music CDs, recording streaming Internet radio and downloading music from the Internet, all perfectly legal of course