Windows 10 Experience: Metro Apps

The Metro app is a new application model designed by Windows 8 for tablet devices that is more suitable for tablet devices, provides a full-screen immersive user experience, and offers a variety of touch-mode operations.

Also, the advantages of Metro applications are a lot of problems for users, that is, the need to bear the cost of re-learning. Because some users in the Metro, do not know how to operate, close do not know, function does not know, need to adapt for a period of time to understand the basic operation, such as the Shutdown Metro application. So, a lot of users who purchased Windows 8 machines, and then loaded back to Windows 7.

But in Windows 10 Technology Preview, Microsoft listened again to the voice of the user, and the Metro app was windowed, making it easier for Windows 7 users to use.

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But the problem is that since it's all on the desktop, why keep Metro apps? My understanding is that Microsoft's Windows 10 wants to unify different devices so that the same application can be used on a processor that doesn't have to be architected, which is not the advantage of desktop apps, but Metro applications can solve these problems. For example, in the x86 CPU laptop, and on the arm chip tablet or mobile phone, or other devices, such as the body gate or the computer, etc., can use the same application, which is good for users and businesses.

But the Metro apps currently in Windows 10 Technology Preview don't have many touch actions on the screen, such as falling down, down-and-down, and off gestures. Do not know it is the version will not have.

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Windows 10 Experience: Metro Apps