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Top Stories @PCWorld Mar 17, 2016 Segway succeeds in stopping hoverboard imports to U.S. Many hoverboards are now banned from entering the United States amid patent disputes. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Windows 10 Mobile begins long-awaited rollout to older Windows Phone 8.1 phones • Tim Cook to Time: 'I feel like I'm in this bad dream' • Samsung ships its Surface clone, the Galaxy TabPro S, tomorrow • Safari, Chrome and Flash Player hacked during first day at Pwn2Own, some of them twice • TeslaCrypt ransomware now impossible to crack, researchers say • Alexa is your personal trainer with Amazon Echo's new Fitbit support • SXSW's Online Harassment Summit tackled big ideas, but few solutions in sight • 7 steps for setting up a new Windows 10 PC • Rumor: Long-delayed rollout of Windows 10 for older phones could happen Thursday • Microsoft merging Xbox, Windows app stores as UWP apps move to the Xbox One • TP-Link blocks open-source router firmware to comply with new FCC rules • Asus's itty-bitty VivoMini PCs embrace Nvidia graphics • Are you drinking while tweeting? This algorithm can tell • Logitech brings Cherry switches back with the G610 mechanical keyboard Windows 10 Mobile begins long-awaited rollout to older Windows Phone 8.1 phones Microsoft has rolled out the Windows Mobile 10 upgrade to older Windows phones, although some beloved favorites may not be eligible for the new OS. Read More ▶ Tim Cook to Time: 'I feel like I'm in this bad dream' Before the Apple-FBI fight gets its first day in court, Tim Cook recaps the struggle in a new interview. Read More ▶ Samsung ships its Surface clone, the Galaxy TabPro S, tomorrow Samsung launches its first Windows tablet, the Galaxy TabPro S, which offers a cheaper alternative to the Microsoft Surface Pro line. Read More ▶ Safari, Chrome and Flash Player hacked during first day at Pwn2Own, some of them twice Security researchers exploited previously unknown vulnerabilities in Apple Safari, Google Chrome and Flash Player to compromise the latest versions of OS X and Windows during the first day of the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest. Read More ▶ TeslaCrypt ransomware now impossible to crack, researchers say The latest version of the TeslaCrypt ransomware has tidied up a weakness in previous versions that in some cases allowed victims to recover their files without paying a ransom. Read More ▶ Alexa is your personal trainer with Amazon Echo's new Fitbit support "Hey Alexa, how many calories did I burn today?" Read More ▶ SXSW's Online Harassment Summit tackled big ideas, but few solutions in sight The event drew a low turnout despite months of controversy. Read More ▶ 7 steps for setting up a new Windows 10 PC You've got a new computer running Windows 10. Here's what to do, and what not to do, to start off right in the new OS. Read More ▶ Rumor: Long-delayed rollout of Windows 10 for older phones could happen Thursday Microsoft is scheduled (finally!) to push Windows 10 Mobile to older Windows Phone 8.1 devices as early as tomorrow, if a new report is to be believed. Read More ▶ Microsoft merging Xbox, Windows app stores as UWP apps move to the Xbox One You might be able to check your email on the Xbox One (assuming you'd want to) when Microsoft's universal apps move to its game console later this summer. Read More ▶ TP-Link blocks open-source router firmware to comply with new FCC rules Consumers will be unable to install popular third-party router firmware like DD-WRT and OpenWRT. Read More ▶ Asus's itty-bitty VivoMini PCs embrace Nvidia graphics The new Asus VivoMini PCs come with a Nvidia GT930M discrete graphics options. Read More ▶ Are you drinking while tweeting? This algorithm can tell A new algorithm can tell when you're drinking while tweeting—and even figure out where you're imbibing. Read More ▶ Logitech brings Cherry switches back with the G610 mechanical keyboard Logitech's G610 mechanical keyboard brings back Cherry switches, but ditches RGB backlighting. Read More ▶

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