For those using Windows 8 its bit disappointing that Microsoft has limited the file type that user can pin to their start screen. This limitation is similar to the one that was implemented for the taskbar of Windows 7 and upper version of Windows.

Are you a Windows 8 User? Have you install any program on your system with Windows 8? If yes then I am sure you might have notice that every time you install a program, a shortcut of that software is added to your Windows 8 Start Screen.

We have updated our readers with several updates of the program Start8 for Windows 8 that enables users to get start menu back to the desktop of Windows 8. And now you would be glad to know that the third update of the program has been out now with number of improvements and added with various enhanced features to which many of the Windows 8 users might be looking forward.

Those folks who have been using Windows 8 must have experienced that it gives you limited accessibility of tools on to the screen and with this it has incorporated some features that makes windows 8 complicated instead of simpler that it should be.

A few time back we have acknowledged our readers with a tool OblyTile and offer them a way to create custom Windows 8 app tiles with OblyTile.

It doesn’t make any difference that which version of Windows 8 are you using; you would not found Aero glass transparency in either of them as you may know that with reduction of a number of exciting features Microsoft has also let go Aero visual style from the latest OS Windows 8.

The folks using windows 8 by now are well aware of it that the latest OS Windows 8 let the user pin webpages, folders and drives to Start Screen so that they can quickly access them all at once.

However most of the users prefer to use web browser to search Google or any other such online services but some who own a tablet powered by Windows look for an app instead of using web browser as it is little hectic to use on tablet.

On the start screen of your Windows 8 you are displayed with all those apps that you use mostly.

As its two days since Microsoft has shown off the Windows 8 RTM to Public and the anticipating folks must have upgraded to Windows 8 from their Windows 7 or either have done full clean installation.