Archive for September, 2010

Giveaway: Digeus System Optimizer–Repair, maintain, and speed up your PC

Digeus System Optimizer is an application suite to solve computer problems and protect your valuable data. This easy-to-use software helps you eliminate system crashes, prevent computer problems, and… For more visit The Windows Club

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Microsoft Security Essentials Celebrates First Birthday

Microsoft Security Essentials was made generally available to the public exactly one year back today. It now has over 30 million customers in 74 different countries around the world enjoying the… For more visit The Windows Club.

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Windows Phone 7 Games Hub prioritizes Xbox Live Titles

If you ask me  or anybody for that  matter  whats the USP of the Windows Phone 7?  The answer would be Xbox Live Titles! And why is that? A Few days ago Microsoft announced a Wide range of Launch…

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Destroy your Windows desktop and Nuke The Windows Club

There used to be this nice web app which let you destroy any website using some really cool special effects. Unfortunately they faced certain problems due to which they had to take down the web app…

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Microsoft Adds New Features to Hotmail

Leave to Microsoft to feel that it is being left out of the social-networking market. I mean, after all so what if they hold 90% of the OS PC market. So, Microsoft is taking advantage of its webmail user base to go after the social-networking market

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The problems of choosing a tablet PC

I sometimes reminisce about the heady days of home computing when I sat on the living room carpet with my ZX Spectrum for hours, days or even weeks on end, tapping out programs and visited by local electronics store on a Saturday morning to marvel at the range and diversity of the computers available.  The BBC Micro, Commodore 64, Oric 1 they were all brilliant and each one was bespoke with its own unique operating system with its own unique way of working and its own unique features (who can forget the Oric 1 with it’s “explode” command.  You’d never find that on a computer these days!) For years now I’ve had a PC and have been happy and content with its mediocrity.  There’s nothing to set it apart from other computers and my friends can’t get all worked up about how much better their machine is than mine (except for one loony in London who still insists on using a Mac). Now I find myself wanting to buy a tablet PC and all of a sudden I’m horribly confused by the choice available to me of bespoke operating systems and new ways of working.  So I thought I’d appeal to Windows 7 News readers for some help. There’s just so many tablets to choose from these days that deciding which one you really want to own can be as much of a guessing game as an informed decision.  My personal reason for owning a tablet is simply to have a computing device I can use for email and a little light surfing while lounging around in front of the TV

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Compare and Synchronize files and folders with FreeFileSync

FreeFileSync is an Open-Source folder comparison and synchronization tool. It is optimized for highest performance and usability without an overloaded UI interface.

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How To Pin A Hard Drive To Your Taskbar

The Task bar in Windows 7 is dead handy, it’s great for accessing folders, files and programs quickly.

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FotoMix, Manipulate, Mix Photos Easily

If you are more of the playful creative type of computer user, you sometimes may want to express your creative with some photo manipulations. How about mixing pictures of your family, friends or colleagues with backgrounds of your last vacation, favorite movie scene or scenery? FotoMix is a surprisingly lightweight and advanced photo manipulation software for the Windows operating system, that can do that, and more

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