No problem. I keep my main apps on my first page or home screen. Then if I scroll left I have all my entertaining apps such as Amazon best buy eBay and so on. When I scroll right I keep all my working or tool apps on that page like adobe google drive office and so on. Even my downloads and file manager is on my working took page. Group your apps in that manner and I think you'll find a nice harmony in that set up. You can even add an extra page if you want to get even more technical with specific apps. I personally keep it simple. Home screen my main apps I use daily no matter what category they fall, to the left my fun shopping entertainment apps and to my right all my professional or working apps. It's a good set up and has served me well actually well before I started using Huawei Honor devices. The app drawer to me after using 4.1 is seriously just not needed. You can space your apps out so even more categories if you want but that is my personal set up whether I'm have an app drawer or not. EMUI 4.1 to me is the best interface software I've ever used. It's a hybrid that is blended quite nicely so I'd say after about a week and a half you'll begin to realize the beauty of this cool software. I strongly believe that Huawei Honor with in the next two to three years will definitely surpass Samsung as the go to or household Android name that Samsung had held title to for so long. They need a couple more strong years here in the US and then you'll start seeing the major carriers pick them up too. The only way this will not happen is, if Huawei Honor gets greedy and hikes their pricing. Companies these days always seem to ignore their roots and the customers who put them in the upper end place they become. If Huawei Honor stays true to their core roots, I don't see any way possible for them not to be considered one of the top three androids or household names in a few years. Enjoy your awesome tablet.