Windows 8’s Start Screen has earned a decent amount of criticism over the last couple of years. Mostly because buyers of Windows 8 tablets, desktops, laptops and 2-in-1s don’t think of it as being as ...

However, adding a tile this way can be imprecise because it is just randomly placed on the Start screen. A better way of doing it is by manually dragging tiles to the appropriate spot or group. Go ...

After the Windows 8.1 Update, you may find that the Start Screen Tiles are behaving a bit differently. Apart from the several new features, the Update adds, the introduction of the context menu – ...

Live Tiles Anywhere is available as an app from the Microsoft Store and has one dedicated function – add the square-shaped tiles that contain a picture or a number to the start menu. Besides, it can ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Are you a fan of the classic game PacMan? Of course you are. It's now possible to recreate what ...

Even Microsoft knows that Windows Live Tiles have so much potential to be a lot better, especially on touchscreen devices. In fact, a group of the company's researchers in Asia have apparently been ...

Windows 10’s Start menu is a melding of two worlds: With it, Microsoft is attempting to bring the best of the classic Start menu together with the best of the Windows 8 Start screen. Whether Microsoft ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. One of the many features of Windows Phone 8.1 is the ability to add a third row of tiles to your ...

The Windows 10 start menu is a mixture of old and new. After many users expressed hatred toward the Metro UI start menu on Windows 8, Microsoft decided to do something about it with Windows 10.

NEW YORK (AP) — With the launch of Windows 8, people are about to discover a computing experience unlike anything they’ve seen before. Here’s a guide to getting past some of the hurdles. The ...

Windows 10 marks the return of the Start Menu. Microsoft did away with this classic Windows feature with the launch of Windows 8, when the company introduced a Start Screen that covers your entire ...