MobyDock A Mac OSX emulating docking program launcher for Windows
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MobyDock is an application that brings a Mac OS X-like dock on your Windows desktop, allowing you to launch new programs and control the running ones with ease. Specifically designed to serve as an eye-candy enhancement of your desktop, MobyDock offers an impressive customization level, allowing you to change not only the way the program looks, but also important program features. You can for example configure the icons and the background appearance, but also move the dock anywhere on the screen to better fit your desktop. Of course, it comes with multiple built-in tools, including a weather forecast utility that shows weather information on any configured location straight in the dock. Plus, it provides seamless integration for Recycle Bin and a Print Screen feature to take a screenshot at any time without the need for any other dedicated solution. Additionally, it comes with support for ICO and PNG files, but also with drag and drop features to easily manage the icons placed on the dock, so adding or removing items can be done with a simple click. While it's supposed to run all the time and stay on the screen no matter what you're doing on the computer, MobyDock needs just a reduced amount of resources in order to work properly, running quite fine on Windows 7 too. Overall, MobyDock is an easy to use Mac OS X dock like utility but although it sports a decent look, it's still different from the eye candy interface we've seen in the operating system designed by Apple. Reviewed by Bogdan Popa, last updated on February 16th, 2012

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