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Windows Phone 7 Styled Widget for Windows

Metro Home is a weather-cum-clock widget for Windows 7 and Windows Vista designed to resemble Windows Phone 7's Metro UI gadget. It comes from the same developers who provided us with HTC styled widget for Windows.

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Metro Home is a portable, animated desktop widget that displays the date, time, local weather and forecast for a couple of days ahead. The color of the widget is customizable and so is its size. It has also got a small picture display window that you can utilize to rotate pictures. To do this, drop your pictures into the Metro_Home\Widgets\WeatherClock\Pictures folder.

[via Download Squad]

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