The Widgets panel has been part of Windows 11 since its launch. The idea is simple. Instead of cluttering the desktop with ...

Windows 11 brought with it quite a few design changes. From rounded edges, to centred taskbar icons, and a new widgets panel, Microsoft wasn’t shy on making Windows a little more modern. But it would ...

The Windows 11 software has a brand-new widgets panel, where users can access numerous updated information via the configurable topic boxes, also knowns as the information cards. The panel is made up ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new Dev Channel build for Windows Insiders. Today's build is 25227 and features Windows Update management improvements. There's also a new Widgets UI layout experiment ...

This is Windows 11 preview build 26058 which has just been deployed to testers in the Canary and Dev channels. In the usual lengthy blog post, Microsoft explains that the headline change comes on the ...

If you are using the Dev or Beta Channel or version of Windows 11, there is a high chance of getting such an error on your computer. At times, your version of Windows ...

Windows 11 comes with Windows Widgets, which aims to provide essential information and increase productivity, help you stay updated with your interests, and more. However, many users are annoyed with ...

In iPadOS, the old Today View has shuffled over a little, and now lives right on the Home screen. You can pin widgets there, and they will be permanently shown on the left edge of the Home screen (in ...

To add a shortcut for an Android app, long-press the app's icon and select Add to home screen. To make a website shortcut, open the site in Chrome, tap the three dots, and select Add to Home screen.

Here at Widgets Live, we're listening to a panel discuss the state of widget engines on the desktop. The panel is made up of Kan Liu, Google Desktop product manager, Ed Voss, chief architect of Yahoo ...

One of the biggest trends in the current widget space is the personalized homepage. Back in the 1990s, they used to be called "start pages" – they offered weather, news and mail all on one page that ...