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Mastodon

How to switch from Twitter to Mastodon and use it on iOS, Android and more

By Sofia Wyciślik-Wilson published

From finding a server and signing up for a Mastodon account to finding everyone you follow on Twitter at once.

Freeform on macOS 13.1 and iPadOS 16.2

How to use Freeform on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

By Oliver Haslam published

Here's how you can use all the best features that Freeform provides on an Apple device of your choosing.

Download Minecraft for PC. Two characters on a hill with animals

How to download Minecraft for PC

By Elie Gould last updated

Guide Here's how to download Minecraft for PC. We'll help you make the right choice between the differing versions.

Google office

How to watch today's Google 'Live from Paris' AI event for Search, Maps and more

By Axel Metz published

How to watch Google is announcing big changes to Search, Maps and more today's launch event – here's how to watch along.

Back view of a man using a laptop with Windows 11's Microsoft Store app open

How to upgrade to Windows 11 without TPM 2.0 - and why you shouldn't

By Christian Guyton last updated

Updated While you can upgrade to Windows 11 without TPM 2.0, you should be aware that there are potential risks when doing so.

MacBook Pro with macOS Big Sur

How to take a screenshot on a Mac

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated

Updated There are different options for taking a screenshot on your Mac desktop or MacBook.

Streets of Rage 4 being played on Windows 11

How to take a screenshot in Windows 11

By Daryl Baxter last updated

We show you how to take screenshots in Windows 11 with various tools and shortcuts.

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How to screenshot on Windows

By Mark Knapp last updated

Updated Here are several techniques for capturing screenshots on your Windows PC.

Microsoft Edge

How to remove Microsoft Edge from Windows 10

By Richard Devine last updated

Updated Figuring out how to remove Microsoft Edge from Windows 10 can feel like a daunting task, but thanks to our simple three-step process, you'll have it done in no time

A passkey being created for Best Buy's website on macOS Ventura.

How to use passkeys in macOS Ventura and iOS 16

By Alex Blake published

TechRadar Pro

Use passkeys to log in more securely on your Mac, where instead of a leaky password, your biometrics keep it safe.

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