Posted by Saad Hamid on September 13, 2009
In the usual case mostly, Windows 7 automatically selects the background for the Login screen which can't be changed unless you hack your way into the system files, but here we have a utility that will make this task easy and simple for you.

Windows 7 Logon Background Changer is a free open source software that let you change the wallpaper of the Windows 7 Login screen. This small program is WPF based decent GPU for the 3D animations to run smoothly.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 12, 2009
It has long been in news that a new and lite version of Facebook is in the works and after all this wait, Facebook has finally pushed this new version for users to try.

Facebook Lite, which can now be accessed at Lite.Facebook.com, will let users access a lightning-fast edition of the popular social networking website thus making it easier for users with slow connections to navigate the website easily.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 12, 2009
The Dock is one of the signature features in Mac OS X and for those who think it can't be customized in appearance, they need to checkout this new application called Dock Library.

Dock Library is a free application that takes the headache out of managing styles for your Leopard dock. New skins amd themes can easily be applied to the Dock in Leopard and Snow Leopard makes it more visually attractive and adds more to the OS X eye-candy.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 10, 2009
Apple has released the new iPhone OS 3.1 to the masses, and its now directly available for download through iTunes.

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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 9, 2009
Much of all what we predicted about the new iPods in our earlier post has come out to be true, except for the rumor that claimed that iPod Touch would get a camera module.

Though we are pleased to see that Apple has made a fine improvement to the iPod Nano and its something that makes this little thing, bigger and better.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 9, 2009
Apple just announced the availability of iTunes 9 for Windows and Mac at the Apple music event '09 which is being held at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.. As rumored, this new version comes with a whole lot of new features.

iTunes 9 comes with a newly designed iTunes Store which is not only appealing, but also much organized.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 6, 2009
Previously we have shared a couple of online tools to create and print free Business Cards, but the tool that we have in review today is a little different in the sense that it lets you make a Business Card which can only be shared on the web.

BusinessCard2 offers easy-to-use interface to create a professional Internet business card within just 2-minutes. The card can be shared anywhere on the web, all thanks to their dynamic flash-widget. Moreover, it even provides a dedicated profile page to the card-holder which bears information about their profession, experience, contact and links to their social media profiles.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 4, 2009
Good news for all Android developers and users out there is that Google has posted a video preview of the new Android Marketplace which shall be available in the upcoming Firmware 1.6 of Android. By the looks of it, it looks stunningly organized, high user-friendly and eye-catchy, close enough to the beauty of the App Store in the iPhone.
The biggest change in this new version of the Android Marketplace will be a clean new interface, along with the option to view screenshots of apps or games before downloading or trying them.
Also four new sub-categories for applications have been added namely: sports, health, themes, and comics. Developers can now choose these sub-categories for both new and existing applications via the publisher website.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 3, 2009
Twitter might be the best microblogging service in town so far, but this doesn't mean that we don't have room for more. All we need is a microblogging platform with a much better design, user-interface and posting features and we are all sold to it. That's where the new Yahoo! Meme jumps in to meet our expectations.

Not much can be said about Yahoo! Meme for now except that it looks like one of those Yahoo! services which actually may manage to live for long (really! it happens rare). On the guts, its basically a Twitter wannabe with posting features like those of Tumblr.
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Posted by Saad Hamid on September 3, 2009
If you are excited about the launch of Windows 7 as much as Microsoft is, you are in for a treat. Microsoft has launched a new HouseParty initiative that gives you the chance to win a free licensed copy of Windows 7, all you have to do is call up some friends and celebrate the launch of Microsoft's new operating system.

This is probably the first of its kind type of initiative by Microsoft that demands user interaction and makes them more enthusiastic and excited about whats to come.
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