Halloween is coming again! Only one month to go and counting. Halloween 2011 is on the 31st of October! We created this neat little widget you can place on your website to countown to Halloween 2011. You can see the amount of days, hours, minutes and seconds untill it’s Halloween. Grab this clock and place it on your social media website, your blog or site.

You know where the name Halloween actually comes from? It comes from “All Hallows Eve”, which is the Celtish day for their New Years Eve. Their New Year starts at the 1st of November and to celibrate the fact that their harvest was done and they could rest, they celebrated the night before their New Year. Of course one of the things they just harvested was the Pumpkin. So that became a symbol of “Halloween”. Are you going to make your own Jack-o’-lantern this year? Better start searching for that perfect pumpkin already! Happy Halloween!

Copy/paste this embed code on your website now!

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HTC Home is Windows 7/ Vista desktop widget, the widget shows date and time, weather information for the current day and next four days, plus an picture slideshow.
This widget is customizable, you can personalize the color of tiles to your desired one with a click. You can change the default location, picture slideshow interval, weather information provider, and time format under settings.

Download HTC Home Widget

This desktop clock displays both the date and time wrapped up in a beautiful HTC-style skin which sits comfortably on your desktop.

You have the option of whether it stays on top of other windows. You can also choose from a few preset positions, or manually drag it to the exact spot you want it to appear on the screen. After you’ve got it exactly where you want it just right-click on the clock and choose the “Lock” option to prevent it from accidentally getting moved around.

Download  HTC desktop clock widget