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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 06, 2016 Video Setting up a local user account in Windows 10 You can set up a local user account on a Windows 10 PC so you don't have to bother with a Microsoft account. Here's how to do it. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Strong Taiwan quake appears to have little effect on chip industry • PCWorld's February Digital Edition: The Best PC Hardware of CES • Bypassing the Windows 10 password with a PIN • Instagram might soon let you switch between multiple accounts • This week in games: Doom release date revealed, Shadowrun Hong Kong grows • Modular cellphone kit can be used for IoT and wearables • Apple relaxing its iPhone trade-in rules to accept phones with cracked screens • Now that AI has mastered 'Go,' are all our jobs next? • Five to Try: Lost in Harmony is a rhythmic adventure, and Jukely puts you on the guest list • You're so vein: Samsung files a patent for a vein-scanning smartwatch Strong Taiwan quake appears to have little effect on chip industry An earthquake measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale struck close to a major chip manufacturing hub in Tainan, Taiwan on Saturday morning local time. Some damage was reported to TSMC, a major chip manufacturer. Read More ▶ PCWorld's February Digital Edition: The Best PC Hardware of CES Enjoy the best of PCWorld.com in a curated Enhanced Edition for Android, iOS, and Kindle, or in a PDF Replica Edition. Read More ▶ Video Bypassing the Windows 10 password with a PIN There's an easier way to get into Windows: setting up a numerical PIN, just like you'd use with a bank ATM. Here's how to do it. Watch Now ▶ Instagram might soon let you switch between multiple accounts Instagram is testing an easier way to switch between multiple accounts without having to log out and log in every time. Read More ▶ This week in games: Doom release date revealed, Shadowrun Hong Kong grows Plus: new trailers for Mirror's Edge, Far Cry Primal, Hitman, and more. This is gaming news for February 1 - 5. Read More ▶ Modular cellphone kit can be used for IoT and wearables You can assemble a rudimentary 2G cell-phone at home with the RePhone Kit Create, which can also be used to make wearables and IoT devices. Read More ▶ Apple relaxing its iPhone trade-in rules to accept phones with cracked screens Cupertino is also planning to roll out screen protector installation machines at Apple Stores to keep your iPhone display pristine. Read More ▶ Now that AI has mastered 'Go,' are all our jobs next? One by one, artificial intelligence has overcome the obstacles set before it. Is this all part of an inevitable trend leading to humanity's obsolescence -- or, at least, unemployment? Read More ▶ Five to Try: Lost in Harmony is a rhythmic adventure, and Jukely puts you on the guest list Load up on the week's most intriguing new Android apps and games. Read More ▶ You're so vein: Samsung files a patent for a vein-scanning smartwatch It's actually not that weird. Rather than using your fingerprint, this technology merely recognizes you by your vein structure. Read More ▶

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