After spending hours tweaking settings, I finally managed to set up my new Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) to match the functionality of my current Show 15. The goal was to split the screen, displaying a family calendar on the left and selected widgets on the right, without any rotating slideshows or unnecessary suggestions. I wanted a clean interface showing only my calendar, local weather, and lists. Initially, I was frustrated with the default settings, which included restaurant recommendations and generic notices. However, through trial and error, I discovered that manually adjusting the widgets and disabling the default features worked perfectly. Now, my Echo Show 10 serves as a seamless, unobtrusive hub for my daily schedule and essential information. If anyone else is struggling with similar customizations, I recommend exploring the widget settings deeply and disabling any unwanted features through the Alexa app. It’s a bit time-consuming, but the result is worth it for a tailored smart home experience.