Right-click anywhere on your desktop and there will be "Gadgets" menu. Anyhow, Microsoft now recommends disabling them due to serious vulnerability discovered recently. So I'd suggest not to discover this stuff now (lol).
It's too late now anyways... :Di never fucking noticed that button.
I don't understand what Microsoft was thinking when they decided to model their PC operating system after the most fail mobile OS on the market? just makes no sense to me ( I work for Verizon so I may know a thing our two about mobile OS)
Because it's beautiful and simple. Do you know how many 'normal' people complain about having to use Windows? I don't think most of us here are those type. The complaints and whining from average users, non-techies, would drastically drop because Metro is so easy. Not at first, but once you learn it it is. And about the Metro interface, it's beautiful. It just is. Not everyone has that design eye, but that's good or else we'd still be stuck using something that looks like Windows 95.
My dad did that for a couple of other commands, like dir/p, and stuck them in the MSDOS folder so we could use them in any directory.
Mobile 7.5 is pretty stable and awesome. I have HTC HD7 on Win 7.5 Mobile - I have nothing to complain about.
You're in the minority though. Most people either buy iPhones or Android. Nobody walks into the stores saying " I would love to get a windows phone." Matter of fact I have never had anyone even ask about them. I've been selling phones for quite some time now. Don't get me wrong, it is a good stable OS. If you like having Jack shit to choose from on apps, that's your business. I could discuss all the ups and downs of mobile OS's, but I'll leave that for another thread of a more relevant topic.
You'll be laughing, but I'm the one who walked into T-Mobile's store and asked specifically for a Windows phone :D The primary reason is that I wanted stable secure robust device that would allow me to perform critical functions:
