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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 15, 2016 Video Hands on with the Galaxy Tab Pro S, Samsung's Surface competitor | PCWorld Samsung is taking a stab at the Windows 10 2-in-1 market with a new tablet that can be unlocked with a Galaxy smartphone. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Sony Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact coming to US sans fingerprint sensor • Test your Super Bowl picks with this new machine-learning prediction tool • Microsoft gives enterprises 18 months to upgrade to Windows 10 • Microsoft could give Windows on ARM another chance • Automakers will collaborate to try to stop car hacks before they happen • Google Play Store finally adds support for app promo codes • It's server chip season for Intel • Here are the most malware-ridden cities in America • Hyatt hackers hit payment processing systems, scooped cards used at 250 locations • EVGA motherboard BIOS update lets you overclock non-overclockable Skylake CPUs • Bitcoin is a failed experiment, says major Bitcoin developer • You can open old Office files with these settings • OpenSSH patches information leak that could expose private SSH keys • How to turn your Android phone and Windows 10 PC into a dynamic duo with Cortana Sony Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact coming to US sans fingerprint sensor Peddling subpar gear is no way for Sony to win over any fans in the U.S. smartphone market. Read More ▶ Test your Super Bowl picks with this new machine-learning prediction tool There's been no end in sight to the advance of machine learning into the world of enterprise software, but this week a new online tool debuted for the purpose of sheer fun: predicting the winner of the Super Bowl. Read More ▶ Microsoft gives enterprises 18 months to upgrade to Windows 10 Microsoft is helping enterprises ease into Windows 10 with a special category of new PCs that will run Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 on top of modern hardware, until the companies are ready to upgrade. Read More ▶ Microsoft could give Windows on ARM another chance You'd think Microsoft would be running the other way after Windows RT's failure, but the company mentions low-power ARM chip support in a new job listing. Support may arrive with this year's Redstone update. Read More ▶ Automakers will collaborate to try to stop car hacks before they happen Major automakers plan to work with the U.S. government to attempt to proactively deter hacks of connected cars before they become a major issue. Read More ▶ Google Play Store finally adds support for app promo codes Just like on iOS, developers can hand out codes for a free download or in-app purchase. Read More ▶ It's server chip season for Intel Intel is preparing to release a plethora of new server chips in the next three months. Read More ▶ Here are the most malware-ridden cities in America Little Rock, Arkansas tops the list of U.S. cities most infected by malware. Read More ▶ Hyatt hackers hit payment processing systems, scooped cards used at 250 locations Hacker managed to compromise payment cards used at 250 Hyatt Hotels locations from around 50 countries after infecting the company's payment processing systems with malware. Read More ▶ EVGA motherboard BIOS update lets you overclock non-overclockable Skylake CPUs EVGA recently introduced a BIOS update for Z170 motherboards that allows for overclocking of non-K series Skylake chips. Read More ▶ Bitcoin is a failed experiment, says major Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn, a major Bitcoin developer, says the cryptocurrency is a failure on the brink of technical collapse. Read More ▶ You can open old Office files with these settings Office versions may change, file formats may change, but your words and images can live on, if you adjust certain settings in the software. But there are risks. Read More ▶ OpenSSH patches information leak that could expose private SSH keys A vulnerability in OpenSSH clients could expose users' private SSH keys to rogue or compromised servers. Read More ▶ How to turn your Android phone and Windows 10 PC into a dynamic duo with Cortana Cortana has some great tricks up its sleeve—including a few new ones—that make it a great companion for any Windows 10 user on Android. Read More ▶

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