This was probably done as part of Microsoft's Metro-style UI effort to make the user interface more intuitive across multiple devices. While the Start button may be gone, the button's core ...

An internal build of Windows 11 has just leaked, and we've had a chance to go hands-on with the new Start menu and Taskbar interfaces that headline some of the new user experiences changes coming ...

For instance, you can’t have the side button screen record and start AI select. These options are way better than what the previous version of One UI 7 offered. The Galaxy S24 and phones before ...

Here’s a look at some of the UI changes Microsoft showed off in its ... Microsoft has moved the Start button from its time-honored place in the lower left-hand corner to the middle of the ...

When users found out that Microsoft’s (MSFT) next version of Windows wouldn’t have a Start button, they panicked ... expect some form of the tile-based UI to carry over to Microsoft’s ...

Install the program and the familiar Start Button (or orb) is back. However, there's a problem because the button overlaps with the Taskbar. The trick around this is to create a new blank toolbar ...

the return of the Start button (although the Start menu remains absent), the ability to boot directly to the desktop, better search and lots of Metro / Modern UI enhancements throughout.