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    Windows 11 25H2 Introduces Native App Removal for a Cleaner, More Customizable Experience

    For years, one of the most persistent frustrations among Windows users has been the proliferation of pre-installed apps—sometimes derisively termed “bloatware”—that come bundled with the operating system. These applications, ranging from productivity tools to games and utilities, may be useful...
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    Microsoft's Struggle with Creating a Lightweight,

    Microsoft's ongoing struggle to deliver a streamlined, "thin" version of Windows has been a topic of discussion among tech enthusiasts and industry experts. Despite multiple attempts, including Windows RT and Windows 10 S, the company has faced challenges in creating a lightweight operating...
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    Microsoft Windows 11 EEA Update: Uninstall Default Apps & Boost User Control

    Microsoft has recently implemented significant changes to Windows 11, allowing users in the European Economic Area (EEA) to uninstall pre-installed applications such as Microsoft Edge and Bing. This move aligns with the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which aims to foster fair...
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    LastOS Review: Windows-Familiar Linux Distro with Neon Aesthetics and App Store

    In the ever-evolving landscape of Linux distributions, LastOS emerges as a distinctive remix of Linux Mint 22.1, tailored to bridge the gap for Windows users transitioning to Linux. Crafted by Glenn Chugg, also known as LiveFreeDead, LastOS leverages the Penguins' Eggs remastering tool to offer...
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    Motorola's Multi-AI Smartphones: Breaking Monopolies and Expanding Choice

    Motorola’s latest smartphones are about to become the digital Noah’s Ark of artificial intelligence assistants, featuring a pre-installed menagerie of apps from not just the monolithic Google, but also Microsoft’s Copilot and the upstart Perplexity AI. This isn’t a random act of corporate...
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    Top 5 Surprisingly Useful Pre-Installed Apps on Windows Laptops

    If you’ve ever unboxed a shiny, new Windows laptop and booted it up, you probably know the struggle—dealing with the barrage of uninvited guests in the form of pre-installed apps (or as we like to call them, bloatware). They clutter your Start Menu, throw ads into unexpected corners of the OS...
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