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    Microsoft Sets 'Windows Blue' Release For Later This Year Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Jacqueline Emigh, May 7, 2013.

  1. Jacqueline Emigh

    Jacqueline Emigh Notebook Consultant

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  2. Jarhead

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    Crossing my fingers here, hoping that Microsoft brings back a functional Start menu to Blue. Or at least a choice to have "Blue: Desktop edition" or "Blue: Tablet edition", using the appropriate UI for each...

    If I read this correctly:

    They're giving users the ability to have multiple windows opened at once? That was another lost feature I missed when playing around with 8...
     
  3. booboo12

    booboo12 Notebook Prophet

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    Your right. You'll be able to snap 4 metro apps side by side. Also, you can now infinitely adjust the width of snapped metro apps instead of it being 80% or 20% of the screen when snapped.

    The start thing: it'll likely be just the button...which is no different from what exists now, except that its always visible. I personally like 8 as is, but I see many being disappointed if the button doesn't lead to a traditional menu.

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