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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 08, 2016 Doze Mode and App Permissions are also headed to Android Wear with Marshmallow update Motorola revealed these and other details in an announcement about the newest software for the second-generation Moto 360. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The Surface Pro shares the Denver Broncos' moment of triumph at Super Bowl 50 • Cybercriminals adopt spies' techniques to pull off online bank heists • Switch from Facebook's iOS app to Facebook on Safari to save battery life • How to rearrange the Android TV home screen on Nvidia Shield and Nexus Player • Watch hundreds of robots and drones in an amazing choreographed dance • Hangouts targets improved call quality and speed with peer-to-peer connections • Titanfall: Single-player is headed to the sequel • Valentine's Day Gift Idea: Amazon Has Discounted Devices Through Feb 13 • Google's rumored VR headset sounds a lot like Samsung's • Mozilla moves Firefox to a more flexible release schedule • The Pirate Bay gets into the streaming game The Surface Pro shares the Denver Broncos' moment of triumph at Super Bowl 50 Denver Bronco cornerback Aqib Talib used the Surface Pro's handwriting tools to help celebrate his team's victory, a nice comeback for the Surfacegate-plagued device. Read More ▶ Cybercriminals adopt spies' techniques to pull off online bank heists Researchers from security vendor Kaspersky Lab have identified three cybercrime groups that compromise and steal money from financial institutions using sophisticated techniques and custom malware. Read More ▶ Switch from Facebook's iOS app to Facebook on Safari to save battery life For some reason, Facebook's iPhone app is still a huge drain on your battery. Read More ▶ How to rearrange the Android TV home screen on Nvidia Shield and Nexus Player Take control of the home screen on Android TV devices by sorting app order and hiding unwanted recommendations. Read More ▶ Watch hundreds of robots and drones in an amazing choreographed dance Hours-long entertainment shows are a staple of the new year in many East Asian countries, but none is greater than Chinese Central Television's lunar new year gala. Read More ▶ Hangouts targets improved call quality and speed with peer-to-peer connections The change could alleviate some of the long-standing criticism of sluggishness and poor call quality with Google's communications platform. Read More ▶ Titanfall: Single-player is headed to the sequel So much for experiments in multiplayer storytelling. Read More ▶ Valentine's Day Gift Idea: Amazon Has Discounted Devices Through Feb 13 The online retailer is currently offering discounts on Kindle, Fire, and other models until February 13th, hoping to create an attractive option for last-minute shoppers. Read More ▶ Google's rumored VR headset sounds a lot like Samsung's Google VR gets serious in 2016 with a rumored plastic headset and "Android VR" software. Read More ▶ Mozilla moves Firefox to a more flexible release schedule Mozilla is changing Firefox's rigid every-six-week release cadence to a looser schedule that resembles what Google has used for Chrome since 2008. Read More ▶ The Pirate Bay gets into the streaming game The Pirate Bay is back with another big feature addition—one that the MPAA really won't like. Read More ▶

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