So Whats New: in Windows 8.1? A lot has been
made of the new Start button, but this simply provides one-click access
back to the Start screen (you can, at least, right-click it to access
the Quick Access menu). The Start screen has received a more radical
makeover, split into two sections with the Apps view now more visible
via the down arrow button that appears towards the bottom of the screen.
The main Start screen now boasts larger tiles, with four
resizing options available (large, wide, medium and small). Up to four
apps can now be displayed on-screen together too. But if you still can’t
get along with the new look, you can configure Windows 8.1 to boot
straight to the desktop – right-click the Taskbar in desktop mode and
choose Properties > Navigation to do so. You can switch off corner
navigation from here too.
The Settings app has been revamped to offer more features
usually hidden behind the Control Panel (which is still available in
desktop view, thankfully), and some new apps have been included by
default, including SkyDrive. Windows 8.1 ships with Internet Explorer
11, which promises better performance through WebGL support as well as
other tweaks.
Other changes are minor, but no less welcome: the Start charm
now opens a panel rather than taking over the entire screen, and
defaults to all items rather than apps. It all adds up to a much-needed
shot in the arm for Windows 8 users, and feels like Windows XP after
Service Pack 1 resolved a number of major niggles with the
then-fledgling OS. But will it be enough to tempt those stubbornly
wedded to earlier versions of Windows into upgrading? Only time will
tell.
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