I considered making it into a desktop instead of mini-tower form factor (and probably should have). Given the same number of fans with much higher RPM, I’m sure I could have made it hover…
If you’re bored of having to look at the same kind of icons and eyecandy everytime, you can download and install these free transformation packs, and transform XP to look like any other OS.
(Note: Some of the listed transformation packs are quite extensive so please read installation guidelines carefully)
Vista Transformation Pack [Download]
Vista Transformation Pack does all kinds of appearance tweaks, and makes Windows XP look like Vista. From icons, transparency to new sounds, this pack does it all to make your XP look like Windows Vista.
Mac OS Transformation Pack [Download]
Transforms XP to look like Mac OS X 10.5. Some important components like Windows Explorer and other shell files are patched to mimic Mac OS X appearance. Work only with Windows XP SP2 (English version).
FlyakiteOSX [Download]
Again, make your windows look like Mac OS X. However, it’s much more comprehensive than the above one. This enhancement utility does everything from registry tweaks, visual styles, sounds, icons to imitate the appearance of Mac OS X. See other screenshots here. If you’re using iTunes then make sure to deselect ‘iTunes Multi-Pugin’ option (under ‘Software’) in the installation wizard.
Fedora Transformation Pack [Download]
This tool is intended for making XP resemble the Fedora Linux Distro. Though the utility just packs a simple visual style, it does include icons, screensavers and wallpapers, and other Fedora-like skins for programs.
Ubuntu Transformation Pack [Download]
This pack contains visual styles, icons and other patches that can give the brownish Ubuntu look to Windows XP. If you just can’t get Ubuntu working on your PC, but still love its looks, you can download this pack. [via]
Quite a few users complained about the annoyance of Windows Vista’s User Access Control (UAC). Despite the increased security, it is quite a drag that with UAC switched on you have to confirm a Yes/No prompt on many operations you perform in Windows Vista. You have probably seen the Mac advertisement that specifically picked up this “feature”. If you decide that you do not need UAC it can be switched off, however, doing this manually involves a couple of steps and clicks. You will most probably prefer to use TweakUAC. It lets you quickly turn UAC (User Account Control) on or off, or make UAC operate in quiet mode.
we wait to wat more they have in stores for us.. either its auto suggest from user behaviour across globe or mining ur own history for pattern of browing..
the pandora box is now wide open ..
New product not new in google but.. this browser makes google more than a homepage.. mann its home.. we dont have to go back to google again for search results.. its there coming out of ur address bar already.. the best suggest u could ever get..
isn’t it cool..
wat more u ask for.. the detachable tabs.. and windows that sits back to ur tabs.. or the stats for nerd in their task manager ..
Still the all time favourite mozilla will have its own audience .. considering the stuffz like download progress bar which is shows realtime download progress in mozilla but chrome is not that transparent .. and support for linux yet to cm ..
its once again the simplicity key to success story .. for google
And yes IE with more than 73% audience still on net .. wonder what they will do now
.. cya soon with the google’s wild-gooos(eeeeee) 
Hurray!! Chrome, Google’s new sophisticated browser released…. Its really gr8 to work with chrome… Its too simple and powerful.. The renderer is improved in this browser.. The Speed is increased by making Java Scripts run faster when loading the web pages…
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