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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 27, 2016 A lawsuit over an unwanted Windows 10 upgrade just cost Microsoft $10,000 Microsoft recently paid a (very small) price for its Windows 10 upgrade tactics, and that was before they became increasingly aggressive. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • HP's low-cost $189 Chromebook 11 G5 will let you use Android apps • 20% off Nest Learning Thermostat Through July 4 - Deal Alert • Intel may sell off the security division it built around McAfee • 'Dozens' of new Amazon Dash buttons are coming this week • JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker review: Play all day, play all night • Google is building its own smartphone, report says • 54% off Vansky Bias Lighting for HDTV USB LED Multi Color Strip Accent Lighting - Deal Alert • IRS kills electronic filing PIN feature due to repeated attacks • Intel is said to mull selling its security business • Report: Live support app with screen sharing is coming to Nexus devices • Use Android apps on HP's upcoming $189 Chromebook 11 G5 • Get all your iCloud contacts into Gmail, easily • Google's Sundar Pichai has been hacked - which CEO will be next? • Bart ransomware shows it can be effective without sophisticated encryption HP's low-cost $189 Chromebook 11 G5 will let you use Android apps If you're looking for a Windows alternative laptop, there's a new incentive to pick up a Chromebook: it may be able to run Android apps. Read More ▶ 20% off Nest Learning Thermostat Through July 4 - Deal Alert Nest programs itself and automatically helps save energy when you're away. And you can control it using your phone, tablet or laptop. For a limited time it's being discounted 20% to $199. Read More ▶ Intel may sell off the security division it built around McAfee Intel is considering selling its security business as the company tries to focus on delivering chips for cloud computing and connected devices, according to a news report. Read More ▶ 'Dozens' of new Amazon Dash buttons are coming this week Amazon's Dash buttons may one day be replaced by bots and smart home appliances, but for now the retail giant is widening its push-button lineup. Read More ▶ JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker review: Play all day, play all night JBL's Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker can run for an astounding 20 hours between charges. Party hardy folks! Read More ▶ Google is building its own smartphone, report says Just as it's done with the Pixel line, Google may eschew partnering with a third-party hardware maker for a high-end device. Read More ▶ 54% off Vansky Bias Lighting for HDTV USB LED Multi Color Strip Accent Lighting - Deal Alert This bias lighting strip, currently discounted by 54% on Amazon from $49.99 down to just $22.99, reduces eye-strain caused by differences in picture brightness from scene to scene in movies, shows and games, by adding a subtle backlight to your monitor or TV. Read More ▶ IRS kills electronic filing PIN feature due to repeated attacks After repeated attacks, the Internal Revenue Service has decided to retire a Web-based tool for obtaining PINs that taxpayers could use to file tax returns electronically. Read More ▶ Intel is said to mull selling its security business Intel is considering selling its security business as the company tries to focus on delivering chips for cloud computing and connected devices, according to a news report. Read More ▶ Report: Live support app with screen sharing is coming to Nexus devices The leak coincides with a possible tweak to the on-screen navigation buttons for Android N. Read More ▶ Use Android apps on HP's upcoming $189 Chromebook 11 G5 If you're looking for a Windows alternative laptop, there's a new incentive to pick up a Chromebook: it may be able to run Android apps. Read More ▶ Get all your iCloud contacts into Gmail, easily Learn how to pack up and export your iCloud address book into a single file, which you can easily import to Gmail. Read More ▶ Google's Sundar Pichai has been hacked - which CEO will be next? Google CEO Sundar Pichai has become the latest tech executive to have a social media account hacked. Read More ▶ Bart ransomware shows it can be effective without sophisticated encryption A new ransomware program called Bart is making the rounds and locks user files in password-protected zip archives. Read More ▶

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