The World of Windows

We all know that Windows 8 will come with lots of new features and enhancements and one of them is the built-in integration of Windows Live ID . You can check this new feature in the recently released Windows 8 Developer Preview build as well. Actually you can use your Windows Live email ID as your login account for Windows which provides many benefits to you. Microsoft has outlined these benefits in an official post at Building Windows 8 blog. According to Microsoft: Windows 8 will come with Windows Live ID integration which will provide the ability to log in to Windows (optionally) with a Windows Live ID that works across devices, apps, and services, allowing you a uniquely personal experience with Windows. Signing in with Windows Live ID allows you to: Associate the most commonly used Windows settings with your user account. Saved settings are available when you sign in to your account on any Windows 8 PC. Your PC will be set up just the way you are used

If you are following this blog since long time, you might be aware of our exclusive themes, skins and wallpapers which we have released for Windows, Yahoo! Messenger, mobile phones and other software. We have released many themes for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 and many of them have been featured at various popular websites including Microsoft.com. We have also released skins for mobile phones and Yahoo! Messenger. Long time back we also released 2 wallpapers to spice up your Desktop. Today in this topic, we are going to list all these themes, skins, wallpapers, icon packs, etc for your convenience so that you can check them in a single place and don't waste your time in searching for them in different sections. So without wasting time, lets take a look at all the free eye candy stuff: VistaVG Theme for Windows XP " VistaVG " theme is the first ever theme released by us. This theme was created for Windows XP users who wanted to make Windows XP lo

Microsoft detailed a number of changes in its Windows 8 setup experience on Monday. Microsoft’s planning of Windows 8 involved looking closely at the setup experience on its next-generation operating system. “We wanted to hear from customers who chose not to upgrade to Windows 7 even though their PCs would run it,” explained Microsoft’s Christa St. Pierre in a blog post on Monday. The software giant commissioned a study of how people purchase their PCs to better understand why users chose not to upgrade their operating system and opted for new hardware instead. Microsoft found that many users wanted to upgrade but that the current experience was difficult. “Hearing that some customers think it is too difficult really highlights the fact that we have many different customer needs we need to fulfill with setup,” explained St. Pierre. Microsoft is addressing the setup process with Windows 8 in several ways. The biggest change is the user experience of upgrading Windows, however