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Microsoft shows a future Windows 10's Start menu based on icons, not Live Tiles

Microsoft shows a future Windows 10’s Start menu based on icons, not Live Tiles

Posted on March 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Live Tiles will not go away if users prefer them, Microsoft executives said.

Microsoft showed off a possible future for its Windows 10 Start menu that includes the icons it recently revealed in the context of Windows 10X.

In a Windows Insider podcast, Microsoft designers showed off what might be called a work in progress: a couple of different ways of viewing the Windows Start menu that would emphasize icons, rather than the current Live Tiles.
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