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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 25, 2016 A glimpse of Google Play in Chrome OS beta could relieve an app-starved ecosystem It's like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster: A checkbox for enabling Android apps in Chrome OS keeps appearing and disappearing from the current beta. For Chromebook users pining for Android apps, it's both tantalizing and maddening. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 12 reasons I still wear my Apple Watch every day • You can dual-boot Windows 7 with Windows 10, but there's a catch • How EVE Online players are solving real-world science problems: Meet Project Discovery • How to uninstall QuickTime for Windows • Microsoft Word Flow keyboard goes live and free for all iPhone users • Doom co-creators John Romero and Adrian Carmack unveil retro shooter Blackroom • Mozilla will provide Firefox as a Snap package for Ubuntu, cutting out the middleman • This NES adapter adds wireless control, no modding necessary • Helium goes Green with new IoT environmental sensor • Drone deliveries are arriving at a Japanese golf course • Got cloud skills? Now you can get certified by the OpenStack Foundation • Malvertising attack silently infects old Android devices with ransomware • How to add a contact to your Android home screen • Bangladesh Bank attackers used custom malware that hijacked SWIFT software 12 reasons I still wear my Apple Watch every day After 12 months and 1 day, my Apple Watch is still a constant companion, keeping me on time, on track, and more aware of the world around me. Read More ▶ You can dual-boot Windows 7 with Windows 10, but there's a catch You can dual-boot old and new operating systems, but if you upgraded to Windows 10, your old Windows 7 is gone. Here's how to start over. Read More ▶ How EVE Online players are solving real-world science problems: Meet Project Discovery Project Discovery brings real world scientific research into EVE Online. Read More ▶ How to uninstall QuickTime for Windows Apple stopped supporting QuickTime for Windows, but left a couple of major security flaws unpatched. The company recommends you uninstall it, and now would be a good time. Here's how. Read More ▶ Microsoft Word Flow keyboard goes live and free for all iPhone users Microsoft's free iPhone keyboard supports gesture typing, one-handed mode, and customizable backgrounds. Read More ▶ Doom co-creators John Romero and Adrian Carmack unveil retro shooter Blackroom "We're developing exactly the type of game we think a lot of shooter fans want. It's the type of shooter we're known for," says Romero. Read More ▶ Mozilla will provide Firefox as a Snap package for Ubuntu, cutting out the middleman With Snaps, Linux users are able to get the latest software directly from developers, for a safe and stable experience. Read More ▶ This NES adapter adds wireless control, no modding necessary Analogue's Retro Receiver is just the excuse you need to put an original Nintendo in your living room. Read More ▶ Helium goes Green with new IoT environmental sensor Helium is making a name for itself by expanding from its software beginnings to usher companies into IoT with sensors, software and cloud services. Its goal is to improve company productivity by putting the streams of data collected from sensors to action. Read More ▶ Drone deliveries are arriving at a Japanese golf course Golfers in Japan will soon be able to get drinks, snacks and other products delivered to them by drone while they're out on the course. Read More ▶ Got cloud skills? Now you can get certified by the OpenStack Foundation The new Certified OpenStack Administrator exam is designed to give cloud professionals a way to prove their worth while also helping employers identify qualified candidates. Read More ▶ Malvertising attack silently infects old Android devices with ransomware Attackers are using two known exploits to silently install ransomware on older Android devices when their owners browse to websites that load malicious advertisements. Read More ▶ How to add a contact to your Android home screen Call or text that someone special right away thanks to these handy widgets. Read More ▶ Bangladesh Bank attackers used custom malware that hijacked SWIFT software The hackers who stole $81 million from Bangladesh's central bank earlier this year likely used custom malware designed to interfere with the SWIFT client software used by financial institutions. Read More ▶

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