The folks at the Windows Personalization Gallery, just dont rest now do they! Here is another beautiful theme for Windows 7 – the Autumn Color in Japan theme.

First came the smart PC’s then came the smart players and after that smart phones arrived; but now Smart TV’s have come to the market. In the Smart TV segment, the first one was  Panasonic Viera… For more visit The Windows Club.

We have already covered Mixxx on TWC. Now we are going to talk about VirtualDJ or VDJ another free DJ software for Windows operating system. VirtualDJ has better features and its Home version is free…

My program of choice to download lots of images from image hosts like Imagebam is Bulk Image Downloader , an excellent program to download images from hundreds of image hosting sites. Windows users looking for a free alternative could take a closer look at Mourao Image Grabber which offers the same basic functionality. The program can parse urls that you paste into the software for image links that point to supported image hosting providers.

If you are a Geologist or more specifically a Petrologist or simply love to just collect rocks, this theme is for you! The Macro World of Rocks theme from Microsoft is a 9MB themepack which has some… For more visit The Windows Club

Pinned Sites are a set of features in Internet Explorer 9 that help make your websites more interactive.

Bing Central is now open. Need a place to explore Bing services and features by completing fun missions, manage your Bing Rewards account, redeem great rewards in the redemption center and access… For more visit The Windows Club

Ever since the buzz of NoSQL database evolved in storing data into the NoSQL databases,  I thought of exploring both the concepts to reach out to its depth. And it took me some time to figure out..

Today, I happened to find this standalone application called Boxie. Boxie is a multi-purpose minimalistic application for Windows that can do a variety of everyday tasks with ease. You don’t need to…

Posted on Windows 7 News & Tips When HTC announced their new Titan Windows Phone, complete with a 4.7 inch screen I was sceptical.  Let’s face it, Dell’s 5 inch touch device is officially marketed as a tablet.  Surely this would mean that the Titan would be far too big to use as a phone, and far too big to slip into the average pocket?  I had to find out for myself so I asked HTC to send me a handset to try. It really is a beast, at 131.5mm x 70.7mm x 9.9mm it’s the largest phone I’ve used.  That 9.9mm thickness though does make a lot of difference and its slim profile adds a certain desirability and sleekness to an otherwise oversized device.  The buttons on the outside are all low-profile, this makes the power button tricky to hit sometimes, and the back, start and search buttons are pushed right down to the bottom of the handset to accommodate that huge screen.  This however is where they should be. HTC say the Titan is “Unlike anything you’ve ever held before” and they’re not wrong.  It’s disconcerting at first because of its sheer size and this can make wrapping your hand around it difficult.  It’s not too hard to grab securely though and, while you might feel a little self-conscious at first holding it to your ear, you’ll soon get used to it.