In the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 10, you will be able to remove default Apple apps from the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch homescreens. No more hiding apps away in a folder ...

Set default apps from Settings You can also set default apps from the Settings menu. Go through the steps below to make tweaks. Open Settings on your phone. Scroll to Apps. Tap Default apps.

The upcoming Windows 11 25H2 update introduces a built-in feature allowing users to easily remove default Microsoft Store apps, enhancing system cleanliness and customization.

The default browser selection experience that's already in place will be updated, Apple will allow EU users to set defaults for more types of apps, and core iOS apps like Messages and the App ...

Windows Insiders testing out the upcoming 25H2 update for Windows 11 have found that it's letting them remove some of the default applications that Windows 11 ships with. That includes apps like ...

I’m talking about sideloading apps on the iPhone, using third-party App Store alternatives, and even replacing default iPhone apps with other options. This EU iPhone experience is the “fun” one.

Apple will change how users choose browser options in the European Union, add a dedicated section for changing default apps, and make more apps deletable, the company said on Thursday.

Apple will also allow users in the EU to delete the App Store, Messages, Photos, Camera, and Safari. For EU users, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 will include a new Default Apps section in the Settings app.

EU iPhones will be able to change the default phone and messaging apps soon Apple will let users easily set new default keyboard and password managers or even delete the App Store app.

Apple has shared that it will be making changes to its browser choice screen, default apps and deletion for iOS and iPadOS users in the EU. In a new company statement, the updates come as part of its ...

Apple has unveiled major changes to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 in the E.U. as part of its ongoing efforts to comply with the Digital Markets Act. European users will have more control over default apps ...

Apple will give its European customers the chance to delete some of its own default apps, including App Store, Camera, and Safari, after the tech giant came under fire from the European Commission ...