Sentences with phrase «live tile just»

For starters, there's no real live tile just yet.

It also doesn't appear to have a live tile just yet.

Not exact matches

So, the tiles just live in the oven.

The work on the original floor tile just brought them back to life.

Tile isn't just for keys and wallets, it can be used in those sentimental items you can't imagine life without!

First, the brown, churning water - the circle of our river around us; inside that, the quilt squares of our fields, which were turned dirt, newly planted seeds, the bright green carpet of a field just beginning to come to life, fences mended or falling down into the soft new grass, humped haystacks, our cattle herd, our sheep herd, our goats, bare birch trees pointing straight into the heavens; and in the center, in the heart, our cobbled and dirt streets, our red - tiled and gray - shingled roofs radiating out from the town square with its statue of a long - dead war hero in the middle.

Features like high ceilings with crown molding, oak flooring in living and dining spaces, and ceramic tiles covering kitchen, bathroom and entry floors are just some of the perks of your new home.

Just off the bedroom was the private bathroom with its white and rose tiles reflecting the comfort that came from Europe that was adapted to the hard life in the Magallanes region.

THIRD BEDROOM: - Situated on the ground floor, just off the living room - Antique queen - size bed and matching antique cupboard - Views of Lighthouse Street beyond wide folding windows - Tiled galley - style bathroom with shower

A mahjong tile, a real life car, the Famitsu mascot, Cat Mario and Cat Peach... it's like they're just picking the most ridiculous characters they can think of and seeing which ones actually get accepted.

Features like high ceilings with crown molding, oak flooring in living and dining spaces, and ceramic tiles covering kitchen, bathroom and entry floors are just some of the perks of your new home.

Live tiles generally look better than gadgets so why can't I just pin them on my desktop?

If all those flashing tiles end up annoying you, just right - click on them and choose «Turn live tile off.»

Many tiles are more than just an application launcher, they contain live data that updates automatically — a weather tile will automatically show the latest weather report, a news title will scroll the latest from your feeds, the social widget will show the latest photos from Facebook, and your stock ticker will automatically show you what those greedy Wall Street people are up to.

You could of course use the social network's website in your browser, but you'll give up the advantages of live tiles, the ability to use the social network in the sidebar while you browse (as only one browser app can be running at a time), and push notifications, so the experience just isn't the same.

And as long as I think about the live tiles on the right as «gadgets» — just something to see more information at a glance — and / or to make available quick links, I am fine with them being there.

For this just go to the folder which you want to have it as a Live Tile and follow the method just shown to pin a tile to Start ScrTile and follow the method just shown to pin a tile to Start Scrtile to Start Screen.

In the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Live Tiles will include a new feature, which the company describes as «Chaseable Live Tiles» that allows you to click a story, picture, or content in the preview and open the app on that content, instead of just opening the app.

Personally I'd like to see live tiles get full color icons or just photo backgrounds with text, and turned into sidebar gadgets.

Stardock's Start8 even provides a «Windows 8 style» Start menu that will let you see live tiles in a floating pop - up Start menu, just like the one on Windows 10.

Windows Phone 8.1 supports live tile updates from websites that have configured the feature, just as Windows 8 does.

I want large Live tile sizes on existing phones, which will allow me to customize my Start screen just like the Start menu on my desktop.

Despite appearances, the Start menu is almost exactly the same in function as the Windows 7 Start menu, just with the addition of the Live Tiles.

This app just provides a link and live tile that encourages you to download Office.

And if you still hate the live tiles, you can just remove them all.

We're just suggesting that groups of translucent Live tiles will give you a better picture of your Start screen and we happen to think that looks really good.

The tile works just like any other live tile, and will alternate between showing the logo of the game, and swapping to an informational board which shows either an achievement you've gained, one you still have yet to earn, or the amount of time played in the title overall.

The live tile doesn't update and locations have odd names instead of just a simple city name.

For those who are unaware just what Live Tiles do on Windows Phone, they replace static app icons one is accustomed to seeing on competitor platforms (iOS, Android, etc.).

Now you'll be able to pin a webpage as a live tile and rather than just being a static thumbnail, it will update with information from that website, like news, for example.

But how often do you rely on the Live Tile information, or do you overlook it and just use the Tile to jump into the app or game?

Microsoft is on a roll when it comes to advertising, and they just got a huge boost in Europe by bringing Windows 8 and its Live Tiles to the front and center of the MTV European Music Awards.

The left side of the window will be standard and will include all the basic operations just like Windows 7, but the right side will contain the Metrostyle live tiles that you can customize.

To create a Live Folder, just drag a tile over another tile and then name the folder.

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.

Can't set favorites Doesn't display artist on lock screen Live tile breaks and won't update Can't share a song via test or email... and those are just the features that were removed.

Tiles created with Tilesparency are just like any other Live Tile.

Many of them are replaced by the live tiles of apps with similar features — pin those to the Start menu and if you just want a quick glimpse of information like the weather report, you can see it without opening the app.

But probably one of the cooler things is this has a Live Tile meaning everyday it will show the latest pic right on your Today screen, which we think spices up the phone just nicely.

The app tile itself is using a Windows 10 - orientated design, including support for wide and large tile sizes, but there's no «live tile» element just yet.

For instance, Live Tile's must always display the latest information, must have notifications for all apps, should be more interactive, and the return of the Me Tile with added functionality are just some things Microsoft should bring to the table.

Rudy Huyn, the developer who brought you TVShow, has just posted up a video showing how one could create a Tetris game, using just the new and expanded Live Tiles in Mango.

NFL Live Tile is a novelty app that just hit the Windows Phone Marketplace.

Specifically he created a Tetris game using just Live Tiles, which is pretty awesome.

You can use the live tiles to customize your Windows Phone just like we saw with the Portal 2 tiles.

Just tap and hold on the forecast city listing on the main page (you can also do this from the detailed forecast view) to create a Live Tile on your Start Menu.

Version 0.95.7 just went live in the Marketplace and brings some cool new additions with it: Conversation live tile — pin a specific conversation to your Start screen Pulse from landing page — tap in the «Send a message» box and go...

It's just a simple app (with a nice tile) that shows you how much battery life is left in percentage form.

The Windows Phone 7 application is being offered over at the Marketplace for $.99 and has a lot more going for it than just a Live Tile.

There are now Live Tile unread article counts (badge) and new options like Peek (the current style, where the image slides in), Background (image is static with article title overlay) or Disabled (just rotating article title).