Your best source of information and news about windows, windows vista and BIOS on the internet

Vista ARTICLES TOP 50 Spyware Virus Vista SOFT Vista HELP

Gadgets

You are currently browsing the articles from MS Windows Vista Compatible Software matching the category Gadgets.

Vista and Ideas


So let’s see what I have running in my household (which consists of me, myself and I):

  • OpenSUSE 11 on the laptop
  • Windows XP and 2000 on the Dell
  • Windows NT 4 Server on the other Dell which is a glorified NAS (Network Attached Storage) box
  • Mac OS X 10.4 on the eMac
  • Mac OS 9.2 on the iMac

A balanced lot I think. The top two get the most use in general. The time has come however to take the jump and start plugging away with Windows Vista.

I have never bought a new computer in my life. Unless you count the Commodore 64 in 1990 which technically wasn’t bought by me but my parents. But it was new. Since then I have had a hotch potch of second hand stuff, not that this has bothered me. I have also built plenty of new PCs all faster than what I had at the time (Pentium IIs, then IIIs, then Athlon XPs, Pentium D’s etc.) but never a new computer for myself.

That has now changed as I have bought an Acer M1640 Core 2 Duo system that worked out somewhat cheaper than building it myself, brand new. I’m actually quite looking forward to

...
Click to continue reading "Vista and Ideas"

Written by lilserenity on September 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Bins and Computing & Technology and Helpful and Useful and User Friendly and otherSoftware and Web Development and Windows and vista and Sidebar and web 2.0 and Gadgets.

Ocean Gadgets Sidebar - Free Download


What a sidebar package. This ocean themed side package includes a clock, radio, stats, shutdown, email, recycle bin, network, cpu, feedreader, calendar and more. I love the blue colors and light feel to all the gadgets.

Title: Ocean Gadgets
Author: gersma
Download:

Download Ocean Gadgets Sidebar Here

Written by MyVistaThemes.com on July 16th, 2008 with no comments.
Read more articles on Sidebars and ocean and otherSoftware and Sidebar and vista and Gadgets.

10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

How many of you have hooked up a new Microsoft keyboard and/or mouse and didn’t install the included IntelliPoint software because Windows automatically found the hardware?   As long as things worked when connected, I didn’t miss some of the features that the IntelliPoint Software added. 

But now that I’ve installed the software with Windows Vista, that’s all changed.  The team has added so many improvements in the IntelliPoint software functionality that I thought I’d conclude our 10 Things about Windows Vista series by discussing some of the lesser-known features of the IntelliPoint software.  These features add functionality not only to those who may have problems with the fine print on some sites, but give the hardware more usability for the everyday user as well as the power user and gamer.

I’m using the new Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 keyboard.  If you’re looking for a new keyboard, check this out - www.microsoft.com/hardware/ultimatekeyboard, now available.   The set features a 2.4GHz Bluetooth super thin, backlit rechargeable keyboard and mouse. The keyboard is easy to use with its ergonomic design, including “My Favorites” programmable hot keys, one-touch access to Windows Media Center and a navigation pad to make navigation even easier.  The

Click to continue reading "10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software"

Written by Nick White on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
Read more articles on Keyboard and IntelliPoint and mouse and Hardware and Featured News and Gadgets and Windows Vista.

10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

How many of you have hooked up a new Microsoft keyboard and/or mouse and didn’t install the included IntelliPoint software because Windows automatically found the hardware? As long as things worked when connected, I didn’t miss some of the features that Read More……(read more)

Written by Windows Vista Team Blog on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
Read more articles on Keyboard and IntelliPoint and mouse and Hardware and Gadgets and Windows Vista.

10 Things - Maximizing Sidebar Gadgets

Many PC OEMs ship Windows Vista computers with Windows Sidebar enabled, usually only displaying the simple clock, photos and RSS feed gadgets.  You may’ve found that they install their own home-grown gadgets to show off additional features or apps installed on the PC, or as sales tools for other products.  You may even have turned off the Sidebar because you already have a clock in the systray and you use other ways to check RSS feeds.

If so, you’re missing out, as there’s a Windows Sidebar gadget for almost anything you might want:  PC utilities, music, messaging, traffic reporting, searching or just a quick game can be yours with a click of the mouse.  If you haven’t taken the time to explore gadgets beyond those loaded by default, take a minute to right-click the Sidebar and select ‘Add Gadgets.’  From there, click ‘Get More Gadgets Online’ — you’ll find over 1000 different gadgets available for download.

There are still other ways to find gadgets:  visit the Microsoft Gadgets Gallery, Windows Live Gallery and Code Project for hundreds more.  In addition, you’ll

Click to continue reading "10 Things - Maximizing Sidebar Gadgets"

Written by Nick White on July 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
Read more articles on Gadgets and Sidebar Gadgets and Tips and Tricks and Featured News and Windows Vista.

10 Things - Maximizing Sidebar Gadgets

Many PC OEMs ship Windows Vista computers with Windows Sidebar enabled, usually only displaying the simple clock, photos and RSS feed gadgets. You may’ve found that they install their own home-grown gadgets to show off additional features or apps installed Read More……(read more)

Written by Windows Vista Team Blog on July 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
Read more articles on Gadgets and Sidebar Gadgets and Tips and Tricks and Featured News and Windows Vista.

« Older articles

No newer articles