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That way nobody will ever think again if anything was ever good or even better. It's not hit refresh, it's simply burn bridges. It is after these hit resets that a brilliant idea is born getting rid of live tiles. That is the way to go to kill off the last instincts of developers, users and to stop receiving any kind of telemetry, experience in a field, and to lose touch with reality. A company that manages to shut down its Microsoft Band service instead of keeping it alive until an alternative is offered. It was fun hearing Daniel and Zac lamenting about Microsoft and Panos working on a wearable of some kind. Every app is a step taken forward and two back.

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They fail to deliver the exact same set of features on Android and iOS as well in their apps that they managed to provide on Windows Mobile 10. It is things like this that I am not expecting to see anything useful in mobile space from Microsoft. This was nothing more than the idiotic idea of a designer probably paid tons of money, working on iOS and MacOS to prepare the plans. It's things like this that I think Microsoft will never ever have a place in mobile space. Without it, I will use some other Launchers. Since there are no launchers or Widgets that reads Windows Timeline, I use MS Launcher now. They are highly customisable, though some are not as polished.Īctually the bug thing why I use MS Launcher is that support of Timeline. I also tried Launcher 10 and some others that also mimics Live Tiles, even dated back to 2011. Except this time, they don't replace icons but complementary of it on a separate pane or on desktop/homescreen.īut yeah MS Launcher is not that too different from most Android Launchers and I think it's intentional for familiarity and consistency in the platform. This way we have Widgets but similar in consistency like Live Tiles.

So I was hoping that Microsoft would taken a cue from Live Tiles but create a Widgets that are all cards like in MS Launcher.

#Tile preview on windows 10 disappearing too fast download#

But I like its aesthetic better than most Widgets you can download since mixing them all up doesn't look so consistent with different sizes, shapes, colours, etc. Yeah, well Android Widgets are native, but the Cards, Microsoft Launcher's own Widget isn't native. And it's pathetic that a new Microsoft wannabe a service provider to have their apps and services used no matter the platform cannot keep supporting its own feature at least on its own platform. But this is simply a feature used and taken away. So in a nutshell nobody is expecting all developers to support live tiles. Just wait and see how Microsoft will try to find a way to bring back widgets of some kind in an awful presentation to do the same. Too many of them can be a burden, but it comes very handy in numerous cases. It's up to you to select what apps you are expecting to show the inner info already. It's only Microsoft that was incapable of putting effort in them, so they do.Īnd not all apps need to support them. I simply don't get, what is said here.ĭevelopers don't even need to support it, so that they work.

But seriously, this is an already solved issue. Sounds like hidden menus need to go away.

I guess there is simply no way to select a second-level menu option either, as they are hidden. Only if there was a way to open a hidden menu. But then again as I said earlier, why not remove task scheduler? 'Nobody' uses it. But sure there's some telemetry based on what Microsoft keeps pulling features from Windows. This is the worst bool sheet I have ever heard.