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Best of PCWorld Mar 11, 2016 From writers to fighters, in this week's streaming movies Writers, artist, and fighters in twelve of this week's newest streaming movies. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Retro Tech: Exploring the TI-99/4A • ICANN stewardship transition plan sent to US government • Windows 10 Mobile beta build 14283 has handy 'I'll be late' feature • Patch closes security hole in messaging encryption tool • Justice Department slams Apple's 'corrosive' rhetoric in its latest court filing • Need machine learning? HPE just launched a new service with more than 60 APIs • Google's delightful Chrome Music Lab is designed for kids like you • PCWorld Show Episode 7: Microsoft's walled PC gaming garden, Yelp for people, Opera ad blocking • Intel is lining up super-fast Optane SSD tech for MacBooks • New Microsoft Edge extensions may have a ripple effect on Windows gaming • Kicked out of PCs, Blu-ray drives are revived in data centers Retro Tech: Exploring the TI-99/4A Texas Instruments' classic home computer from the late 1970s and early '80s goes under the knife for science. Read More ▶ ICANN stewardship transition plan sent to US government The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has submitted Thursday a plan for ending U.S. oversight of key technical Internet functions in favor of a global multi-stakeholder governance model. Read More ▶ Windows 10 Mobile beta build 14283 has handy 'I'll be late' feature Say hello to Windows 10 Mobile Build 14283, which includes improvements to the Phone, Mail, and Calendar apps. Read More ▶ Patch closes security hole in messaging encryption tool A patch has been released for a component that enables chats in several instant messaging clients to be encrypted. Read More ▶ Justice Department slams Apple's 'corrosive' rhetoric in its latest court filing The DOJ accuses Apple of a "technological fiat" for resisting a court order to brute-force the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. Read More ▶ Need machine learning? HPE just launched a new service with more than 60 APIs If 2015 was the year analytics tools became ubiquitous in enterprise software, 2016 is shaping up to do much the same for machine learning. Read More ▶ Google's delightful Chrome Music Lab is designed for kids like you Google has struck a chord with its enthralling new Chrome Music Lab, a number of in-browser experiments featuring sound. Read More ▶ PCWorld Show Episode 7: Microsoft's walled PC gaming garden, Yelp for people, Opera ad blocking Jon, Mark and Gordon discuss the hottest tech topics of the week. Read More ▶ Intel is lining up super-fast Optane SSD tech for MacBooks Intel's been quiet about its super-fast Optane memory and SSD products, but few emerging details may provide insight into how they could be used in products like Apple's MacBooks. Read More ▶ New Microsoft Edge extensions may have a ripple effect on Windows gaming Extensions may not be the feature that lures users to Microsoft's Edge browser. But extending Universal Windows Apps in general has promising implications for the openness of the Windows platform. Read More ▶ Kicked out of PCs, Blu-ray drives are revived in data centers Blu-ray and DVD drives are being kicked out of PCs, and finding a new life in data centers as storage that can retain data for up to 100 years. Read More ▶

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