I’ve always been a fan of online image editors as they don’t require any hassle of installation. Remember my collection of 15 online image editors? But that doesn’t mean I don’t like desktop apps.

I always welcome light, small and free image manipulating tools for my PC because it’s quite irritating to open Photoshop for every small change I have to make. Earlier we wrote about Photoscape, but here’s another light, free app I have found.

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Earlier today I wrote about how to get WIndows 7 calculator for Windows Vista and a few days ago I wrote how you can unlock the Aero Shake feature. All these features were hidden inside Windows 7 M3 Build 6801, because they were still incomplete.

Rafael Rivera of Within Windows blog have revealed a neat tool that you can use to unlock all the hidden features in Windows 7.

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When it comes to defragmentation, all tools and applications for this purpose defrag the entire drive. And if you have to defrag just one file, it gets really annoying to do the whole drive.

WinContig is a very effective, easy-to-use, stand-alone defragging tool in just 300KB in size. It quickly defrags your files without the need to defrag the whole disk and does not even create any installation directories or Registry entries on your computer.

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Calling all Twitter and Yahoo IM fans out there! Guess what? Now you don’t need a separate Twitter desktop client for status updates when you use Yahoo! Messenger.

A New Zealand-based development team at WackyB, has created a plugin for Yahoo Messenger that syncs your status messages between Yahoo Messenger and Twitter.

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Well, I know this is not the first Twitter client you are hearing of. There are many others like TwitterFox for Firefox, Twhirl for Windows, which is Adobe AIR-based and many others that have been developed for Twitter.

I have another Twitter client called Witty, an open-source app, which uses the Twitter API to bring you the Twitter experience on your desktop.

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