Various themes are available for S60 v3 phones but these windows vista themes are simply the best that I have found so far.
1) Dreamy Windows Vista Theme.

This theme is available at imserba.com

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This theme is available at mmcforums.net. Registration is needed before downloading however its free.

Another location where you can download this theme is at nirmaltv.com

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This theme is available at mosh.nokia.com.

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This theme can be downloaded at nokiasoftware.com

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This is available at nokiasoftware.com too.

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Download at nokiasoftware.com

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nokiasoftware.com

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Available at farsa.gr

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Available at cellphonehits.net

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Download at s60theme.com

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In one of my earlier post, I mentioned about vista trasformation pack which was an all-in-one program that makes Windows XP look like Vista. Recently, I found another similar program.

It is Window Vista Inspirat by Rubenernesto in Deviantart.

This program almost completely makes XP look like vista.

Check it out if you are interested.

There are other smaller packs such as icon pack, vista sidebar, vista logon screen, vista boot screen and visual tooltip. For more info on these packs refer to this forum post at Lowyat.net.

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When I was stumbling through the web I found this particular website which provides portable applications. It was something new for me. Portable applications are applications which can be carried and used on other computers without the need to install them.

Its like taking your documents in your thumbdrive and accessing them on other’s computers, but in this case its is a whole application like web browsers, anti-virus tools and much more. This website, PortableApps.com is providing a platform to maintain our portable applications. So, we just have to install the platform on our portable device such as a thumbdrive or Ipod and then plug them in other’s computers to start using the applications. It is so simple to be used.

Besides that, adding new portable applications is also easy. This really benefits those who travel frequently and depend on other people’s computer .The best thing I like in this tool is that, we can carry our portable games like sudoku and minesweeper within our thumbdrive and play them on other computers without installing them. This is something really portable. You can visit the site at PortableApps.com.

Oh!!!!! I forgot to mention the most important thing, this platform is absolutely free.

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There is this amazing software called Fine Print. It helps to print multiple pages{max 8} on a single sheet of paper. It reduces the cost of printing by reducing the amount of ink and paper that are used. However this software is not free but we can use the trial version as long as we want and this is good enough already. Below is a screen shot of the software. Get it at Fineprint.com.

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Recently, I stumbled upon this amazing pack which will tweak our Windows XP to look like Vista. It is an ingenious creation combining individual Vista graphics into one pack to be easily installed and controlled. Those who cannot afford to purchase the new Vista or those who are too attached to their XP and would like their desktop to look like Vista will find this as a boon. This transformation pack changes things such 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

Here is a screenshot of a desktop installed with the Transformation Pack:

To learn more about this pack visit Windows-X Shrine

Anyway, I forgot to mention that this pack is absolutely FREE.

This is a must grab for those who likes the advanced and cool graphics of Vista but wouldn’t want to upgrade to Vista.

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