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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 01, 2016 Ant Simulator game canceled after devs blow Kickstarter funds on strippers and booze Lead Programmer resigns and cancels game after finding out his partners had churned through company's Kickstarter and investment money. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Samsung's Android browser now supports ad blockers • You can play Star Citizen for free this week • See Chrome's Material Design facelift before its official rollout • Space laser communications satellite launches | PCWorld • Apple TV just became the best box for streaming live broadcast TV • Samsung's Galaxy S7 will be unveiled on February 21, with possible return of the microSD slot • Tired of telemarketers? Now you can turn the tables on them with this clever bot • Microsoft woos small businesses to Office 365 with new offer • Windows 10 usage skyrocketed in January • Trojanized Android games hide malicious code inside images • Irate Comcast subscriber turns Raspberry Pi into a watchdog for slow Internet speeds • Tablet sales are still shrinking—except the ones that are most like PCs • Sales of tablets are still shrinking -- except the ones that are most like PCs, says IDC • Microsoft's audacious Project Natick wants to submerge your data in the oceans Samsung's Android browser now supports ad blockers Blocking ad content is becoming a more popular request on mobile devices, and Samsung is the latest to put it into practice. Read More ▶ You can play Star Citizen for free this week People have paid thousands of dollars for this privilege. You get it free (for a week). Read More ▶ See Chrome's Material Design facelift before its official rollout How to enable Material Design in Chrome before it goes live for everyone Read More ▶ Video Space laser communications satellite launches | PCWorld The first node of the European Data Relay System is in orbit, promising much faster relay of important scientific data Watch Now ▶ Apple TV just became the best box for streaming live broadcast TV Channels for Apple TV now timeshifts up to 30 minutes of live television from HDHomeRun tuners. Read More ▶ Samsung's Galaxy S7 will be unveiled on February 21, with possible return of the microSD slot Samsung will return to Mobile World Congress this year to show off its latest batch of flagship smartphones. Read More ▶ Tired of telemarketers? Now you can turn the tables on them with this clever bot You're on every do-not-call list and you've tried opting out, but still the telemarketers keep pestering you. What's a consumer to do? Just ask the Jolly Roger Telephone Company. Read More ▶ Microsoft woos small businesses to Office 365 with new offer Microsoft really wants small businesses to pick up its Office 365 productivity suite, and the company unveiled a new offer Monday aimed at drawing them into its cloud. Read More ▶ Windows 10 usage skyrocketed in January Windows 10's user share jumped in January by its second-largest one-month increase since its launch, data from analytics vendor Net Applications showed. Read More ▶ Trojanized Android games hide malicious code inside images Over 60 Android games hosted on Google Play had Trojan-like functionality that allowed them to download and execute malicious code hidden inside images. Read More ▶ Irate Comcast subscriber turns Raspberry Pi into a watchdog for slow Internet speeds One Comcast customer has a Raspberry Pi complain to the company every time his fast connection becomes too slow. Read More ▶ Tablet sales are still shrinking—except the ones that are most like PCs Tablets may have ushered in the post-PC age, but the only ones posting a growth in sales are the ones that are most like PCs. Read More ▶ Sales of tablets are still shrinking -- except the ones that are most like PCs, says IDC Tablets may have ushered in the post-PC age, but the only ones posting a growth in sales are the ones that are most like PCs. Read More ▶ Microsoft's audacious Project Natick wants to submerge your data in the oceans Project Natick capsules put data center servers underwater for five years at a time. Read More ▶

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