tiles

Scrabble is arranging a random selection of tiles into combinations in such a way that score is maximized.

Metro tiles are OK for simple apps, but you are not going to make CAD or NLE with that.

We are basically talking downloading the map tiles to the device you want to browse from.

Actually stitched the tiles together and printed it on one page on our color laser printer...

Several MS videos show people scrolling though tiles on their phone so it is expected behavior.

Metro with its large tiles for those same applications was a much better fit for that.

The tiles could have hexadecimal numbers on them and could be played against a randomly generated dictionary of scored combinations.

It would be nice to have a screen that tiles the images like Apple's Camera Roll.

It's possible that what happened with your game was that it was your opponent's turn first but they didn't place any tiles.

Now I have to click three times as much to disable live tiles for a bunch of apps.

What if you have to race other people who can also move the tiles?

It takes roughly ~4 clicks to switch to DuckDuckGo and disable the tiles.

Perhaps a better, succinct, rule that tackles the same problem would be "a minimum of two tiles must be placed".

Hired an illustrator to do a watercolor of the campus on large tiles (maybe 8" by 11") and then scanned them in at high resolution and created a large image that we ran through OpenLayers [1] and built a searchable campus map.

It seems like the hot buttons for folks tend to be: Yahoo, Pocket, Hello, Tiles, H.264, and Australis.