You Can Install Windows Without the Bloatware Windows is a great OS, but it isn’t without its flaws—namely, the frustrating level of bloatware PC users have to deal with. Deleting these unnecessary apps one by one is irritating, and while there are workarounds to getting rid of them all at once, wouldn’t it be better if you didn’t have to manage the bloat in the… Read more…

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How to install the watchOS 10 public beta watchOS 10 is all about the widgets — and you can try them out for yourself by downloading the public beta. | Illustration by Samar Haddad / The VergeIf you were intrigued by the idea of widgets on your Apple Watch at this year’s WWDC, good news! The watchOS 10 public beta is live. That said, before I tell you how to install it, there are a few …

LPT – Don’t wait until robbed to install security devices or cameras You hear it all the time; “I was broken into last night. I’m going to buy cameras to make sure it doesn’t happen again”. Why wait? You’ve now already been robbed. You can start simple and add as you go. Put a couple of very visible cameras up; those with bright red LEDS so potential thieves will see them. Deterring is better than catching. Add o…

You Can Install the iOS 17 Public Beta Right Now Apple has unleashed the iOS 17 Public beta to the public, which means you don’t need a developer account to try it—and more importantly, you can use a much more stable version of the new iOS update months before it finally ships in September 2023. Read more…

How to install the macOS Sonoma public beta Illustration by Samar Haddad / The VergeApple is launching the public beta for macOS Sonoma today. This is the next big update coming to Mac computers (the final version is expected later in 2023), and it brings several big changes. In this article, we’re going to walk you through how to get the beta onto your computer, should you want it. Once …