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The Me Tile is no longer available in Windows 10 Mobile. Here is the full list of deprecated features:
Notifications for missed calls, messages and emails on contact tiles is not supported at the time of Windows 10 Mobile release.
Me Tile and Me Card are no longer supported.
Cortana can no longer search for apps, settings, email, text messages, contacts and ...
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It's very simple, just go to Settings → Start + theme and enable the "Show more tiles" option. This enables two extra small tiles or one extra medium tile per row.
For more information, see these links:
Personalising your Start screen and theme colour - WindowsPhone.com
Windows Phone 8.1 Tip: Show More Tiles - WinSupersite.com
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You can add tiles and set the size of your favorite apps to the start screen by following these simple instruction.
Add a new tile:
Resize a tile:
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You can choose to show only pictures that you've marked as "Favorites". So if you put a picture in "Favorites", it will show up on the Pictures live tile.
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Developers may only update Live Tiles every half hour. Being an OEM partner HTC is the only one being able to offer a clock where the tile can update every Minute. But as Maura said, this is currently exclusive to the 8X (and 8S I guess).
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You can do this with an application called App folder if you have the Lumia Amber update. To check if you do, follow these instructions.
Then install App folder. This app will allow you to create a folder with a selection of apps in it.
App Folder. A new Start screen feature for grouping similar apps and settings, making it easier to personalize and ...
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This is a design decision made by the Windows Phone team at Microsoft and the home screen has been this way since Windows Phone 7 up to Windows Phone 8 GDR 3 (or Update 3).
Has anyone else noticed this?
You bet. There are very active discussions about this taking place on:
WPCentral: Screen blank space at the top
Windows Phone User Voice: Start Screen ...
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Use an app like Transparency Tiles, it can make almost all your tiles transparent (with some exceptions), and works with both Windows Phone 8.0 and 8.1.
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Just go to app list, hold Messaging app and tap pin to start.
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Swipe left when you are on Opening Screen,then you will get all the list.From here here you can press and hold on any app icon to pop up the menu regarding that App.
Here you will get multiple options like Pin to start,Rate and Review,Share and Uninstall.Select the Pin to start and you will get your app icon on the Opening Screen.
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I've just discovered what happened and sucessfuly reproduced.
I saw a post in Windows Phone Brasil (in Portuguese) about the same thing.
In the case someone suggest it happen when Windows Phone is doing its backup in the cloud and Whatsapp take long because it has more local things to go to the cloud (because this is more perceptible).
So I went to Backup ...
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If a tile gets unpinned from the start screen, that doesn't mean its uninstalled from the phone.. It's simply removed from the start menu of the phone.
Follow the following steps to get it back to the start screen:
Unlock your phone, and whilst on the start screen, swipe from the right of the screen to the left.
Click on the search field and type in ...
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The following solution worked for me:
Clear the web history in Internet Explorer
Open Internet Explorer
Go to Settings
Tap "delete history"
Confirm deletion (passwords don't have to be deleted)
Remove/unpin all black tiles from start screen
Pin web pages again to start screen
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If you mean making a live tile on the phone start screen, then no, you're limited to the 3 official sizes that WP8 supports.
The feature suggestions URL you have is correct.
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You can't change the tile colours, they are decided by the app. But...
you can install apps that create custom "launcher" tiles for many of the phone's functions. Such an app is Wiztiles. How useful they are depends on your use cases, though.
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That second alternative is not a pinned website, but an actual Google WP7 app. As far as I know it is still the only one, but you can find it here: http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=220bfbf2-ee02-496c-a656-651a6c0c6518
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Open Photos by tapping on Photos live tile
Tap "..." and tap "Settings"
Tap "Shuffle Now"
It'll just renew the images cached for the Photos` live tile.
If you still see the same images, restart your phone for it to take effect.
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Note: For Windows Phone 8
There are multiple clock apps, both analog and digital, if you check the store. A good (free) one is called "World Clock" from Live Apps - you can create one or more live tile clocks.
The HTC 8x has an in-the-box time tile, by the way but it's currently unique to the 8x.
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I think this could have been the Chronos Calendar app which is on my start screen. About half an hour after seeing the error (not immediately, though ...) the Chronos tile stopped showing upcoming appointments and just showed a logo. Even after a restart.
In the Chronos settings I found the Live Tile Activated setting was unchecked. Switched it on again and ...
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This feature is not yet available in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 Mobile.
I'd suggest you upvote this suggestion in the feedback app.
I haven't found a browser app yet, that would support this.
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there is no such feature available in windows phone 8.1 or Windows 10mobile.
Size in the tile is fixed. you cannot change it.
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This usually happens when an app update is being installed and the app is therefore blocked during that time.
However, there seems to be a bug that grays out the tile even if not update is being applied. Especially WhatsApp seems to suffer from this problem (also it's propably getting more attention because a lot of people use this app). The "quick" way to ...
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I have had the same problem twice. Here is the fix that worked for me.
Unpin all the blank website tiles
Open IE settings and delete browser history
Under IE advanced setting, uncheck 'allow files to be saved to the phone'
Reboot phone
Under IE advanced settings, check 'allow files to be saved to the phone'
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Login to Twitter via your browser. Afterwards tile is recovered. This always works on my Nokia Windows phone.
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It is only possible to change the colour if the tile is transparent. Some applications primary and secondary tiles have specific colours and cannot be changed, for example an application may wish to keep their brand colours on the tile.
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In addition to the answer by @Mac, Samsung has also released a very similar App-Folder app.
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If you hit the ... menu from the inbox/tile on your home screen, you should be able to view "linked inboxes." From there you should be able to unlink them, unless there is something weird with two exchange accounts. I'm guessing it just linked them by default for you.
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I've seen something similar happen on phones running 7.x, if the mail sync crashed. A simple reboot was enough to fix it then, and I've not experienced the problem since moving to Windows Phone 8.0
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