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Top Stories @PCWorld May 03, 2016 Your Facebook account's been hijacked. Here's how to recover it and keep it safe Your Facebook account tells a lot about you and your social circle. You need to keep control of it. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Bowers & Wilkins is the trophy acquisition of a startup with high-end audio ambitions • Microsoft's CEO explains why his company sued the U.S. government • HP's slick new Pavilion all-in-one PCs sport super thin bezels and a pop-out webcam • Dell plus EMC has a name: Dell Technologies • Pronto Peel universal remote control review: Cheap and relatively powerful, but you get what you pay for • Intel's Atom architecture lives on despite mobile chip cancellations • South Dakota law will be a test case for a US Internet sales tax • Quantum computers pose a huge threat to security, and the NIST wants your help • Hefty Google Keyboard update brings one-handed mode, cursor control, other new tricks • EMC's latest VCE nodes aim to make clouds easy • AdBlock Plus wants to help you pay the sites you love (but ad block) most • Galaxy Note 6 rumors hint at IR autofocus, USB-C connectivity, new Snapdragon SoC • Intel's Atom architecture to live on despite smartphone chip cancellations • A judge has partially dismissed Twitter's surveillance case against the government Bowers & Wilkins is the trophy acquisition of a startup with high-end audio ambitions Venerable British audio company Bowers & Wilkins has been snapped up by a startup that's flush with Silicon Valley cash. Little-known Eva Automation has no publicly announced products, but it has top-notch management and superstar backing. Better still, B&W founder Joe Atkins will remain as CEO. Read More ▶ Microsoft's CEO explains why his company sued the U.S. government Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella explained in an interview that Microsoft is fighting what it sees as government overreach in the realm of digital privacy because he thinks that the U.S. can be a beacon to other countries. Read More ▶ HP's slick new Pavilion all-in-one PCs sport super thin bezels and a pop-out webcam HP's already getting ready for the back-to-school season with two new all-in-one PCs rolling out in July. Read More ▶ Dell plus EMC has a name: Dell Technologies Dell's planned US$67 billion acquisition of EMC will create a broad collection of businesses called Dell Technologies. Read More ▶ Pronto Peel universal remote control review: Cheap and relatively powerful, but you get what you pay for As long as your hardware has an IR receiver, and doesn't rely on Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or some other technology, the Pronto can probably control it. Read More ▶ Intel's Atom architecture lives on despite mobile chip cancellations Intel's Atom processor architecture will live on despite the recent cancellation of next-generation smartphone chips. Read More ▶ South Dakota law will be a test case for a US Internet sales tax A new South Dakota law may end up determining whether most U.S. residents are required to pay sales taxes on their Internet purchases. Read More ▶ Quantum computers pose a huge threat to security, and the NIST wants your help It's no secret that quantum computers could render many of today's encryption methods useless, and now the National Institute of Standards and Technology wants the public to help it head off that threat. Read More ▶ Hefty Google Keyboard update brings one-handed mode, cursor control, other new tricks The new version is packed with features like quick access to emojis, a dedicated number pad, and smarter word predictions. Read More ▶ EMC's latest VCE nodes aim to make clouds easy One way to get enterprises and service providers to adopt cloud infrastructure is to make it easier to set up and use. That's what EMC is doing with Neutrino, a new type of hardware-software node for the VCE VxRack platform. Read More ▶ AdBlock Plus wants to help you pay the sites you love (but ad block) most Want to support websites while blocking their ads? Flattr Plus hopes to make it easy. Read More ▶ Galaxy Note 6 rumors hint at IR autofocus, USB-C connectivity, new Snapdragon SoC A strong camera upgrade and support for the latest charging standard could help Samsung's next phablet stand out. Read More ▶ Intel's Atom architecture to live on despite smartphone chip cancellations Intel's Atom processor architecture will live on despite the recent cancellation of next-generation smartphone chips. Read More ▶ A judge has partially dismissed Twitter's surveillance case against the government A California court has dismissed part of a lawsuit brought by Twitter that challenges U.S. government restrictions on what it can say about surveillance requests on its users. Read More ▶

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