Weekly Windows 7 Dynamic Theme Updates for 04 April 2012

April 4, 2012 All Posts, Themes

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We have a nice big collection of updates this week for each of the dynamic RSS fed themes from Microsoft for Windows 7.  Just a reminder for those running the Windows 8 Consumer Preview – these themes are compatible with that system.

For those of you who are photographers don’t forget about Microsoft Open Call for Images for the community supported themes (Terra, Flora and Insects).

Bing Maps Aerial Images of Europe

Paul Ricard Circuit near Marseille, France Paseo CentralMadrid, Spain
Parque Regional del SuresteVelilla de San Antonio Rue du PontVouciennes, France
Parc Floral de la Colline aux OiseauxCaen, France Piazza Umberto I, Bari, Italy
Rome and Vatican CityRome, Italy Parque de ValdebebasMadrid, Spain

Bing Desktop

Segovia bridge at night, Madrid, Spain Crocus blossoms in early spring
O’Connell Bridge over the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland Aerial view of maturing rice fields, Uruguay

Flora (Flowers)

Sunflowers White daisies

Insects

Bee in flowers Monarch butterfly on echinacea

Terra (Landscapes)

Poolside sunset, Hawaii, Hawaii, U.S. Clinging to Life, Half Moon Bay, California, U.S.

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