Sentences with phrase «apps tiles look»

But using Modern Tile Maker, the tile actually appears like a Metro UI tile — similar to how the Metro apps tiles look.

The tiles actually appear like a Metro UI tile — similar to how the Metro apps tiles look.

Not exact matches

Among the new features to look forward to, the Nook app includes larger book tiles for a better... [Read more...]

Among the new features to look forward to, the Nook app includes larger book tiles for a better visual experience, along with availability of the Time, Inc. magazines, which are more in demand.

As we saw in our closer look at BlackBerry 10, the default homescreen is a set of «tiles» that represent a widget - like view of your recently used apps while you can swipe to the left to view the messaging app.

The current version is a little basic, as it appears the app lacks notation, look up and social sharing features, but it will let you pin content to your Start Screen as a live tile.

However, things are looking up for the Apple TV, with news of the ability to require the use of game controllers as outlined at WWDC and also upcoming games such as Dungeon Tiles, which has even managed to win mobile marketing company AppLovin's $ 25,000 «Apple TV App Challenge» prize and launches on Apple TV and iOS for free on the June 29th...

If you are looking for a good time displaying apps for your Windows 8 PC, try these apps and see the clocks rotating on a tile on your start screen.

Everything about Movie Moments seems genuine Microsoft, from its «Microsoft confidential» warning screen at launch, to its Live Tile design, to its overall interface, which mirrors the look of the SkyDrive app.

Every time you install a desktop app in Windows 8 it looks like a geometric bomb went off on your Start screen, as every single possible shortcut associated with the program gets a tile of its own.

It looks fantastic and works a treat, showing every app or program as a tile, which is easy for touch and mouse and keyboard alone.

When you go to the Start screen, it will look as if the tiles (or list of installed apps) are hovering over your desktop rather than existing in a different environment.

We previously looked at the Windows Phone app last month when we were able to publish a sneak peek at the new features, including Live Tiles for individual web applications.

You may not be a fan of the tiles Motorola has included to indicate apps such as Messages, Phone or Settings, but it's a small price to pay for such a clean - looking piece of phone software overall.

The app has a very robust Live Tile and lockscreen support, plenty of settings to help the app fit your needs better and is just a sharp looking app.

Sadly, it looks like now there's now no way to simply launch an app by tapping on an active Live Tile.

One thing that I was really looking forward to was the background to the live tiles, as Windows Phone 8.1 allows you to set a background image that appears as a collage made up of the tiles, however this is hampered by the amount of apps that come in block colours.

If you're looking for a tile creation app, it's worth a try.

Add Live Tile and Lockscreen support and Weather Hound is a solid, attractive looking Windows Phone weather app.

[See our earlier hands - on video] A cursory look of the app shows no major changes to the UI, but the big new feature is the ability to receive Direct Messages and Mentions as pushed «toast» notifications (those at the top of the screen) and Home (live tile) notifications...

These fit right in and look as good as many native UWP app's tiles, and better than some of the poorer tiles.

No Windows popping up, no third - party app to be installed: just pin your favorite Tiles and make your Start Screen looks gorgeous!

It rather takes you back to the look of early Windows Phone UI, having large app tiles, and only the important apps shown on the main screen.