Topping tech headlines on Thursday, a beta version of Apple’s newest operating system – Yosemite – is now available for testing.

Access opened yesterday, but Cupertino will only grant passes to the first 1 million people who request them, so act fast to be assured a place in line. Here’s how to get it. Note that not all the features that Apple showed off during WWDC will be available in the beta “since the beta software is unfinished.” For more of what to expect when Yosemite launches in the fall, check out 20 Cool New Things in Apple OS X Yosemite.

Meanwhile, digital comic book distributor Comixology has a major new deal sweetener for comic lovers. Customers can now copy and share DRM-free content and store it on their devices permanently. Comixology, acquired by Amazon in April, announced the new offering Thursday at a Comic-Con International panel in San Diego. For more, check out PCMag’s Comic-Con page.

In other news, Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo met with European data protection regulators yesterday in an effort to sort out the recent “right to be forgotten” ruling. One topic of conversation was reportedly about the fact that results are only censored on European versions of search engines, like Google.co.uk. So EU Web users can simply go to Google.com for full results, which some argue defeats the purpose of the ruling.

Be sure to check out yesterday’s episode of PCMag Live, as well as a few other stories making headlines in the links below.

• Google Glass Banned at Comic-Con Panels: Don’t try to use your Google Glass to get exclusive clips of the movie trailers debuting at Comic-Con.
• Reddit Live Launches Real-Time Updates: The chat room-like service eliminates the need to continue refreshing the page to keep up with conversation.  
• Finally, Some Wearable Tech for the Bros: Snaptrax Bluetooth baseball caps promise hands-free smartphone syncing that won’t make you look like a tool.  
• Captain America Gets His Wings in Marvel’s ‘Fear Him’: All-New Captain America: Fear Him digital comic showcases Sam Wilson’s transition into a star-spangled hero.  
• Leak Tips New ‘Bolt’ App From Instagram: Several Android users saw a banner on their Instagram feeds advertising Bolt, but it quickly disappeared.  
• Despite iPad Sales Drop, Apple Still Tops Tablet Market: Apple retains top honors for the second quarter of 2014, but its worldwide market share is weakening.  
• Did Malwarebytes Get a Fair Shake?: Does the low score earned by Malwarebytes in the latest test from Dennis Technology Labs mean it’s no good? Not necessarily.
• Kwikset Kevo Upgrade Lets Houseguests In (or Locks Them Out): With the new free and unlimited guest eKeys, you can give visitors unrestricted access for a 24-hour period.  
• ‘Explore’ With Updated Google Maps Apps: Google added the Explore button to provide users with more details about nearby restaurants, shops, and activities.  
• Search Engines, EU to Hash Out ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Details: Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo are expected to gather in Brussels to discuss concerns over the handling of requests.  
• Swatch: We’re Not Working With Apple on iWatch: Swatch is denying claims that it’s working with Apple on a smartwatch.