You would think that, but it simply doesn't hold true when you actually use it awhile. The start screen is for launching (or viewing quick updates on weather an

You would think that, but it simply doesn't hold true when you actually use it awhile. The start screen is for launching (or viewing quick updates on weather and other junk); you're not in it that much, and when you are, it's a much better tool than the old start menu. I seriously think people here form opinions based on thin air instead of experience.