Live tiles can show up to 5 different pieces of content in a single update. These are queued up and cycled through on a schedule that the developer does NOT control. However, updates to the live tiles are controlled by the developer in three ways:
- The application, while running, can update the tiles
- The tiles, periodically, can refresh themselves from a URL
- A background task can update tiles no more frequently than every 15 minutes
- A cloud service can push updates no more than 500 times a day
The user can disable the "live" part of a tile. However, the behavior of the tile if "live" cannot be otherwise controlled. And in many ways, even the developer is limited in his ability to control them.
I think your English was just fine.
If you can slow it down, it would be possible to speed it up as well, which might hammer servers of apps that have been deliberately set to update at a certain interval by the author. – Karan – 2012-11-02T19:24:50.913