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Top Stories @PCWorld Mar 14, 2016 Windows 7 users complain of unprovoked Windows 10 auto-upgrades Microsoft's Windows 10 upgrade push is in full swing, though users say they never got the memo. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft Store's Pi Day discount offers 31.4% off the best Ultrabook in the world • AdBlock Plus is causing YouTube error messages • Dropbox takes the reins, moves off AWS and onto its own infrastructure • Skylake-based Dell XPS 13 with Linux arrives in the US • Microsoft will open-source AI development platform based on Minecraft • 10 surprisingly practical Raspberry Pi projects anybody can do • Western Digital ships $31 PiDrive for the Raspberry Pi 3 • Razer Blade Stealth review: This is a feisty ultrabook at an incredibly low price • How to catch March Madness without paying for cable TV • The $3000 Kube is a cooler, a speaker, and perfect for your yacht | PCWorld • Tested: 7 VPN services that help protect your privacy online • Kodak Moments come to life in a trippy SXSW sensory journey • PlayStation Vue streaming plan goes nationwide by cutting broadcast channels • Documents with malicious macros deliver fileless malware to financial-transaction systems Microsoft Store's Pi Day discount offers 31.4% off the best Ultrabook in the world If you need to buy a laptop soon, you might as well make it today. Microsoft's selling the Dell XPS for 31.4 percent off in honor of Pi Day. Read More ▶ AdBlock Plus is causing YouTube error messages Adblock Plus and YouTube aren't playing nice together and that has some people concerned. Read More ▶ Dropbox takes the reins, moves off AWS and onto its own infrastructure After years of relying on the Amazon cloud to store its users' files, Dropbox has shifted gears and begun using primarily its own technology instead. Read More ▶ Skylake-based Dell XPS 13 with Linux arrives in the US The fifth-generation XPS 13 developer edition ships with a Core i7 processor, up to 16 GB of memory, and Ubuntu Linux. Read More ▶ Microsoft will open-source AI development platform based on Minecraft Microsoft has decided to open-source a platform used by its researchers to test artificial-intelligence research. Read More ▶ 10 surprisingly practical Raspberry Pi projects anybody can do Streaming. Gaming. Networking. Even printing! These projects prove the Raspberry Pi is far more than a toy. Here are 10 surprisingly useful projects anybody can do. Read More ▶ Western Digital ships $31 PiDrive for the Raspberry Pi 3 If you're thinking of turning your Raspberry Pi 3 into a PC, Western Digital's new PiDrive could provide 314GB of extended storage. Read More ▶ Razer Blade Stealth review: This is a feisty ultrabook at an incredibly low price The Blade Stealth may look a lot like the Blade and Blade Pro gaming laptops, but it's really a good ultrabook that could assume some gaming chops whenever the Razer Core graphics amplifier comes out. Read More ▶ How to catch March Madness without paying for cable TV Our cord-cutter's guide will show you how you can watch every game in the tournament for free. Read More ▶ Video The $3000 Kube is a cooler, a speaker, and perfect for your yacht | PCWorld We chilled with the most ridiculous cooler slash party-rocker ever at SXSW. Watch Now ▶ Tested: 7 VPN services that help protect your privacy online We evaluated seven VPN services that can help anonymize your Internet traffic so it's much harder for websites to track your personal browsing history. Read More ▶ Kodak Moments come to life in a trippy SXSW sensory journey I entered Kodak's Memory Observatory with a photo and emerged bewildered from an impromptu therapy session. Read More ▶ PlayStation Vue streaming plan goes nationwide by cutting broadcast channels Sony's new PlayStation Vue streaming-TV bundle costs $10 more than Sling TV, but it includes way more channels. Read More ▶ Documents with malicious macros deliver fileless malware to financial-transaction systems A new spam campaign combines documents with malicious macros, encoded PowerShell scripts and fileless malware to compromise computers used for financial transactions, researchers from Palo Alto Networks found. Read More ▶

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