Today’s announcement also brings an improved app store and app recommendation platform, which will now support additional app types, including the traditional Windows desktop apps, like Dropbox, Evernote, and Skype, as well as Pokki desktop versions of Web and social apps, like Facebook and Gmail. Pokki is also an app distribution platform, with apps such as Pinterest, Angry Birds, Sound Cloud, Spotify, Twitter, and hundreds more available. Think of Pokki as a way to have access to all your favorite apps directly from the desktop, similar to a home screen on a smartphone. With this partnership, an updated version of Pokki will be pre-installed on new Lenovo machines and released globally.Īccording to a press release from SweetLabs, Pokki, which places a little “acorn” button where the Windows Start button used to be, gives users access to its app store and game arcade, as well as the Windows Control Panel (one of the harder things to find in Windows 8).
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SweetLabs, makers of Pokki, an app that puts the Start menu back in its place while also adding a number of other features, announced plans to team up with the world’s leading PC manufacturer, Lenovo. However, the Start menu never completely left us, as companies began releasing apps to fill the Start menu void. Microsoft’s introduction of Windows 8 was hard for a lot of people to grasp, particularly because of the death of the Start menu. Share Image used with permission by copyright holder
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