Vista Transformation pack for non Vista users.

For the those who have not yet got the Windows Vista here is a software package that helps transform their Windows XP or Windows 2003 into a Vista environment. It not just changes the desktop environment. Instead it changes a whole lot of features and your PC will appear just like it has Vista loaded.

Vista Transformation Pack will replace many of the resources in Windows XP/Windows Server 2003. It can change such things as:

* Boot screen
* Welcome Screen / Logon Screen
* New msstyles files (visual styles)
* New desktop and file icons
* New toolbar icons
* Progress Dialogs
* Sounds scheme
* System Tray icons
* New Wallpapers
* Windows Media Player Skins
* And much more

Those of you who already has the earlier version of this vista transformation pack you can update Vista Transformation Pack without uninstalling and you can even integrate Vista Transformation Pack into Windows setup files.

The latest version is the ver 6 and is currently released for testing purposes and the final version will be released soon and you will find support forum for the new version as well as the older versions at this support page.

Download the vista transformation pack 5.5.

- Softpedia.
- RapidShare.
- SendSpace.
- EZ-Files.

You can also check out some screenshots of the 5.5 pack here.

SofaTUbe...Watch YouTube from your sofa!

Now you can watch YouTube and Revver from the comforts of your sofa, thanks to RedKawa who has released a service called Sofatube which features an interface that’s optimized for viewing from far away, rather than two feet away on your desk.

According to Pete Cashmore of Mashable.com, SofaTube is being promoted for use on home theater PCs, the PlayStation 3 and (once the Opera browser is released for the Wii tomorrow) the Nintendo Wii, too. The use of Ajax means that there are no page loads.

Now what would be really interesting to see is the reaction of YouTube to this method and may be some copy right issues. Talking about copyright issues it would be hard to not mention the $1.65 Trillion lawsuit that RIAA filed against the Russian site Allofmp3.com today. Yes a massive 1.65 Trillion!