If you pinch your fingers together anywhere in the Homescreen, you could be able to Zoom out and see all "Pages/ Segments" of Live Tiles at once in other words an Overview of your entire Live Tiles. Then you could tap to Zoom in on a specific "Segment" of the Live Tiles. This would motivate to use much more Large Live Tiles since you wouldn't have to scroll through all Segments! This would really be a big Improvement to the Homescreen and would allow for even more Individuality since the Number of Live Tiles you use, will grow considering you can reach any Segment with this two actions: 1.Pinch to Zoom out 2. Tap Segment/Page/Part = Done, you see the Live Tiles/ Segments you want without scrolling through anything else!

I swear, i really want this feature, it would make wp8 become ridiculous!
So vote if you understand how this would change the Homescreen.

Yours Sincerely,
Yama

Nokia once did something in beta labs for Symbian called Situations: An app that can change a lot of settings automatically depending where you are. Once done by GPS this would perfectly fit for NFC as well using cheap NFC tags: Depending where I am or which NFC tag I pass I want my phone to do several things at once, e.g.:

- Put my phone in my jacket: Ringtone volume up, WLAN off.
- Put the phone beside my bed: Airplane mode on, Ringtone up.
- Put the phone on the console of my car: Bluetooth on. Ringtone up

There are more actions, you might find usefull:

- Turn of / off options like WLAN, Bluetooth, Mobile Data, Power saving mode, Skype, Vibration Alarm...
- Send a SMS, Mail, Facebook Chat.
- Make a phone call.
- Open an App. (This is one off the few thing that work already.)
- Change the Volume, Background Color, Tile Color.

And there are more things that could trigger such events:

- NFC tag ( <- favorite)
- Location by GPS or to sace battery life cellular network cell
- TIme or Date (Workday, Night, ...)
- Ambiance awareness: Bright or dark? Loud or quiet?

Now here's the problem: On one hand, WIndows Phone 8 does not come preloaded with this functionality and on the other hand, Windows Phone 8 does not offer enough API's to let third party developers implement such an application (e.g. (de)activate Bluetooth, WLAN or anything else without the interaction of the user). As I think it is unrealistic to hope that this API get implemented soon (because from a energy and security viewpoint there are good reasons not to do so) I ask Microsoft:

Could you implement such a sleek function into Windows Phone 8?

Me and many of my colleagues have a professional phone for emails and calls but we need for another top level phone for our personal uses as entertainment , navigation tools, social network and other apps.
So ALL of us have bought another top level phone and we are forced to bring with us 2 phones and we have to buy 2 different wall charger, 2 different car charger, 2 protective skin, 2 cover and other accessories.
It would be very nice have a WINDOWS PHONE 8 TOP LEVEL with DUAL SIM.
Why Nokia or other top phone manufactures don't create a top windows phone with dual sim? it would be very very useful for a large part of that employees that have a professional phone and they are a lot of people ...
I'm tired to bring in my jacket 2 phones or did you ever think about in summer ? the air is hot and I wear only trousers and shirt and I have 2 bulky phone in my pockets...
I think Lumia 820 and Lumia 920 would be more appreciated with dual SIM.

First off let me say that I love Windows Phone, Ever since I first saw it. But instead of creating a completely separate OS from tablets. Why not unify it by using Windows RT for Phones? RT is a far more established and complete OS then Windows Phone. It already supports All Processors like Tegra and Intel. It has unified Search. It has Multi-View (you can see 2 Apps at the same time) and it would work great with its heavy gesture based navigation on a phone and the UI would look awesome on a Phone.

https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=9EFDD2259D065826!139&authkey=!ANplFXzo_oha1TI

If I-Mate pulls that off (Pic in the link) with Windows 8 PRO then why not make RT officially Support phones? Windows RT is Far more capable of competing with Android and would completely destroy iOS and Blackberry OS.
And besides if a 4 year old phone can run it with a severely outdated Single-Core Processor can run it or at least boot it. There is really no excuse.

http://www.xda-developers.com/windows-mobile/htc-hd2-refuses-to-die-now-runs-windows-rt/