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Microsoft releases sponsored themes for Windows 7

Discussion in 'TechSpot News and Comments' started by Matthew, Oct 22, 2009.

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  1. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Microsoft has released a number of new free themes to accompany the launch of its Windows 7 operating system. I can't say that I'm particularly fond of the themes and desktop backgrounds packaged with Windows 7, nor do I like the idea of branding my PC with Coca-Cola's logo -- but, for those who are interested head over to the Personalization Gallery.

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  2. My favorite spot for wallpapers: http://www.deviantart.com/

    It's nice to see new themes for Windows, I for one am sick of the same old same old stuff, some variety will be welcome.
  3. TomSEA TechSpot Chancellor

    Heh...some themes are pretty cool, but these are just blatant advertisements. You want me to advertise your product, you gotta cut me a check. ;)
  4. I think this is fine. Nothing wrong with Microsoft and other companies teaming up to advertise and provide nice looking backgrounds at the same time. If the pictures are pretty enough I don't care if I see a logo in the corner.

    I use to like the art of greg martin, http://artofgregmartin.com/. He use to make a lot of breathtaking scenes of Space (planets and nebulas and stuff). However, it looks like hes more into photography now.
  5. Jos TechSpot Staff

    Some of my favorite wallpaper sites: interfacelift.com, mandolux.com, digitalblasphemy.com, socwall.com
  6. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    I actually have a Mountain Dew theme I made with wallpaper from interfacelift. I do it to give myself a mental caffeine fix.
  7. TomSEA TechSpot Chancellor

  8. hynesy Newcomer, in training

    I must say I really the Porsche and Ferrari themes, damn those cars are nice.
  9. What I also like is the way MS made Windows 7 and the ability to create your own themes.
    This allows companies make themes for there products and host them directly on there site.
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