1. An apparatus, comprising: at least one processor; a touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor; and memory operatively coupled to the at least one processor; said memory operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to store a first application and a second application; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to present, utilizing the at least one processor, an application window representation group including a plurality of application window representations including a first application window representation associated with the first application and a second application window representation associated with the second application; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to detect, utilizing the at least one processor, a first user touch input; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to, in response to the first user touch input, present, utilizing the at least one processor, a first window for presenting first data associated with the first application; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to detect, utilizing the at least one processor, a second user touch input; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to, in response to the second user touch input, present, utilizing the at least one processor, a second window for presenting second data associated with the second application where a first size of the first window is sized to fit a second size of the second window, such that a first border of the first window corresponds to a second border of the second window; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to detect, utilizing the at least one processor, a third user touch input; said touchscreen operatively coupled to the at least one processor configured to, in response to the third user touch input, change, utilizing the at least one processor, the presentation of the first window and the second window, such that the first border of the first window remains located based on the second border of the second window.