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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 04, 2016 At Build, Microsoft tried a different way to win mobile developers' hearts At its Build developer conference this week, Microsoft showed how it plans to stay relevant in the mobile computing market without a popular mobile OS. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Extreme Edition inbound: Intel support site leaks Core i7-6950X Broadwell-E info • Stock your Windows 10 PC for free: 25 great apps and tools • Microsoft tests $4-per-month Outlook Premium, with custom domains and no ads • At Build, Microsoft tried a different way to mobile developers' hearts • The Five Most Common Server Room Threats – and How to Fight Them • After cracking Apple's iPhone, FBI will help US agencies unlock encrypted devices • 12 powerful Windows 10 tools that hardcore PC enthusiasts will love • Windows 10 hits the top of Steam's usage charts • How to fix iTunes update headaches on Windows • Acer's Chromebase is a Google-powered all-in-one PC built for video conferencing • Dark Souls III (PC) review impressions: Die in 60 glorious frames per second • FBI will help US agencies with tools to unlock encrypted devices • Google Play app icons get a makeover with sharper colors, flatter design • Office's undiscovered plug-ins: Microsoft tries to find users for this little-known feature Extreme Edition inbound: Intel support site leaks Core i7-6950X Broadwell-E info Broadwell-E—and its rumored 10-core CPU—pops up on Intel's support website. Read More ▶ Stock your Windows 10 PC for free: 25 great apps and tools Sometimes good things come in free packages. Here's some of the best free software around for your Windows 10 PC. Read More ▶ Microsoft tests $4-per-month Outlook Premium, with custom domains and no ads Outlook Premium could hit a sweet spot for users who want personalized email addresses without a full-blown Office 365 subscription. Read More ▶ At Build, Microsoft tried a different way to mobile developers' hearts At its Build developer conference this week, Microsoft showed how it plans to stay relevant in the mobile computing market without a popular mobile OS. Read More ▶ The Five Most Common Server Room Threats – and How to Fight Them When it comes to the security of your business' network, you're probably focused on viruses, data breaches, and other cyber threats. But there are physical dangers lurking right inside your building, and they should not be underestimated. Here's the five most common, and how to prepare for them. Read More ▶ After cracking Apple's iPhone, FBI will help US agencies unlock encrypted devices The FBI has promised to help local law enforcement authorities crack encrypted devices, in a letter that refers to the federal agency's success in accessing the data on an iPhone 5c running iOS 9 that was used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists. Read More ▶ 12 powerful Windows 10 tools that hardcore PC enthusiasts will love Everywhere you look in Windows 10, Microsoft's slipped in powerful tools built to appeal to PC power users. Read More ▶ Windows 10 hits the top of Steam's usage charts Windows 10 (64-bit) is now the most popular way to play Steam games, thanks to "Recommended" upgrades and DirectX 12 Read More ▶ How to fix iTunes update headaches on Windows When iTunes updates go wrong on your PC, fixing the problem is easier than you think. Read More ▶ Acer's Chromebase is a Google-powered all-in-one PC built for video conferencing Acer's new 24-inch Chromebase for meetings is the luxury model for small team video conferencing. Read More ▶ Dark Souls III (PC) review impressions: Die in 60 glorious frames per second Dark Souls III committing to new consoles for this go-round makes it easily the best-looking game in the series. Read More ▶ FBI will help US agencies with tools to unlock encrypted devices The FBI has promised to help local law enforcement authorities crack encrypted devices, in a letter that refers to the federal agency's success in accessing the data on an iPhone 5c running iOS 9 that was used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists. Read More ▶ Google Play app icons get a makeover with sharper colors, flatter design The redesign gives the app portfolio a more consistent look that helps you recognize they're all part of the Google Play franchise. Read More ▶ Office's undiscovered plug-ins: Microsoft tries to find users for this little-known feature A Microsoft executive says now that extensions are becoming more available in Microsoft Office, it's wrestling how to show them off to best advantage. Read More ▶

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