or HTC Sense
UI fans out there, now you can have it on your desktop/PC/laptop. You can run it on WinXP and Win7.Here is the print screen of it.
Basically it has the time, date and weather only. The time and date are based on your PC/laptop, but the weather is from either Accuweather
or MSN. So internet connection is needed to have the weather update. You can choose weather of which place you want it to show and how often to update it.The website:
http://htchome.codeplex.com/
For Win7
, you can right away use the 2.0. I tried the 2.0 version but it require .NET framework 4.0 on my WinXP. I tried to install .NET 4.0, but having problem to install it on my WinXP SP3. http://htchome.codeplex.com/releases/view/51464
Version 1.1 works for my WinXP SP3.
http://htchome.codeplex.com/releases/view/51422
updated (Sept 21, 2010): I have been migrate to Windows7, I can now run the latest version of this HTC Sense UI on my PC! :D
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Excellent, I love this view on my phones so will definitely be putting this on my PC. Thanks very much
ReplyDeleteI've never successfully gotten .NET 4.0 installed, either.
ReplyDeleteI have this desktop widget on my windows 7 netbook and it works great! Never glitches, always accurate weather reports.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see this incorporate in to a computer's OS.
ReplyDeletespokane movers: yes, I like this very much on my WinXP :)
ReplyDeletemoving quotes: glad you like it too :)
Edmonton: yea.... Looks like we have to move to Win7 to get to use ver 2.0.
Graeme: you are welcome :)
Well, I think that is a cool Idea from HTC, the tough competition must have been pushing them to make such amazing new ideas.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am going to visit on your site link for more information then I share my view.Thanks for sharing this post with us.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant I love the appon my phone so I will love on my desktop too.
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