What is New in Windows 7?

If you are trying to find what is new in Windows 7? Then you have reached the best destination as we tried our best to cover almost all the enhanced feature in this latest version of Windows. Windows 7 brought many new features for its users in which advancements in handwriting recognition, speech, touch and extended support to make and manage virtual hard drives are also included.

Additional support to the existing file formats has also been included in the features on Windows 7 along with multi-core processors’ improved performance, kernel improvements and improved performance in terms of booting process. Though many area as compare to the previous version of Windows i.e. Windows Vista have been enhanced by Microsoft but user interface, which is known as Windows Aero along with display of visual style, has been retained in this latest version i.e. Windows 7.

There is also extended theme support in this latest version of Windows Operating System that has been provided by Microsoft. Another improved addition and exciting feature of Windows 7 is desktop slideshow which will be seen by the user if he / she want to change background image of his / her desktop.

Another excellent feature of Windows 7 is federating search which is being provided by the Windows Explorer to users if they want to search any data within the hard drives of their computer. Taskbar that has been provided in this latest version of the Windows is also being said as most significant one since the introduction of this operating system in the market.

How To Add Home Button In Google Chrome Toolbar

So far my experience with Google Chrome has been fantastic, but there was one thing for which I was searching around and that was Home button in the toolbar. By default Google Chrome doesn’t show home button in your toolbar, however, you can add it easily. Let me tell u how.


1)    Open Google Chrome browser.
2)    Click on the customize button in the upper right side of the toolbar and then choose Options.





3)    Now in the Basic settings tab check Show Home button on toolbar checkbox.





4)    Click Close button and that’s it, your Home button will be added in the toolbar.

Desparate for disk space

ere are some quick solutions to squeeze the most out of your Windows

But first.
1) Do NOT compress the hard drive. It will slow everything down.
2) Do NOT defrag. it's windows version of a placebo.

On with the show

1) Turn off hibernation
Goto control panel, power options, hibernate, then uncheck hibernate
savings of up to 2 GB

2) switch from Adobe reader to foxit reader (free, google it out)
savings: of up to 50mb

3) Erase your browsing history (IE)
Goto control panel, internet options then check Delete browsing history...
savings: depends on how much you browse