When you start Windows 8, you are first taken to the Start Screen where you get to see a lot of Apps in the form of tiles. And these tiles are arranged randomly by default. And new tiles get added ...

The Windows 8 Start screen is designed to make it so that you can easily resize and move tiles as well as make new tile groups. This allows you to organize the interface in a way that works best for ...

The Windows 8 Metro Start screen contains small squares and rectangles, called tiles, that are used to represent various programs that you can access. The default tiles that are on your Start screen ...

The tiles pinned to the start screen are icons that you can use these to gather all the information you need with one simple glance and they all fit neatly together on the start screen without the ...

Windows 10 has a built-in Mail app that lets you add your email ID and check up on your mail. The Windows Mail app is quite good, and now, you do not really feel the need for a third-party email ...

The new Windows 10 operating system is still to come, so in the meantime Windows 8.1 users must still contend with the latter OS’ split personality. Yes, we mean hopping between the traditional ...

When Microsoft launched Windows 8, desktop users were taken aback by the strange new Start Screen (it wasn't even just a menu back then). Not only were their programs presented in a grid with large ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Looking for an app to make your Start screen on Windows Phone truly unique? You then need to ...

Today, we're kicking off a new series that will run over the next handful of weeks that we're calling "Windows Unshipped" that will explore Windows OS features and ideas that never saw the light of ...