As shown on the right, you can customise what's shown here, essentially up to date information and shortcuts that are useful to your life. Off to the left of the homescreen is the 'Your feed' pane, of which just a fragment is shown here. And it's not hard to see why most don't allow rotation - transforming a portrait layout to landscape is a tougher computer science problem than you might imagine! I'm sure Microsoft Launcher will get further tweaked in this department as the months roll on. Rotating the phone also rotates the homescreen, unlike most standard Android launchers. Note that here the icons are all labelled - the labels are optional. The main home screen, with typical Android home features: a time and weather widget from the launcher provider (so Bing Weather) space for widgets and shortcut icons a search widget from the launcher provider (so, as you'd expect, searches are done through Bing!), including camera capture and voice search facility (Bing again), and then a five icon 'dock' that's persistent however many home screens you add (right) the dock can be swiped up to reveal a second row of shortcuts, a unique feature. You can grab this for any Android phone here in the Play Store.
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