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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 19, 2016 The Internet of Very Cold Things: Sigfox extends its low-power radio network to Antarctica Sigfox, operator of a low-power wide-area radio network for the Internet of Things, expects to be connecting objects on every continent by year-end, and has just checked off the most challenging of those: Antarctica. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Jump directly from your camera app to Google Photos with new shortcut • Intel's Skylake vPro chips will support Windows 7 after all • New field test lets you install Android apps directly from Google search • Samsung tweaks Galaxy Note 5 hardware to ensure the S Pen won't get stuck • Is the Elio P5 the car of the future? | PCWorld • Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak review: A classic resurrected • Verizon's FreeBee Data 360 program lets companies pay for your mobile Internet usage • Virtual reality meets 3D printing with HP's Sprout Pro • Microsoft, Mojang announce Minecraft: Education Edition for classrooms • Linux kernel flaw threatens millions of PCs, servers, and Android devices • Apple convinces U.S. court to ban Samsung phones in patent dispute, but only old ones • Linux kernel flaw endangers millions of PCs, servers and Android devices • Honor 5X review: A great example of how to cut cost without cutting corners • Philips 276E display review: Quantum dots make this LED's color impressively rich Jump directly from your camera app to Google Photos with new shortcut The update ties Google's photo service more tightly to your smartphone camera app. Read More ▶ Intel's Skylake vPro chips will support Windows 7 after all Business users alarmed by Microsoft's recent announcement that new chips will not run on Windows 7 PCs need not fret. More than 100 business PCs coming with Intel's new "Skylake" Core vPro processors will run Windows 7, though the chips are tuned for Windows 10. Read More ▶ New field test lets you install Android apps directly from Google search It's a much faster way to download a new app, but not everyone can try it out just yet. Read More ▶ Samsung tweaks Galaxy Note 5 hardware to ensure the S Pen won't get stuck With the latest hardware, such a simple mistake won't permanently damage your phone. Read More ▶ Video Is the Elio P5 the car of the future? | PCWorld Great gas mileage, two seats, airbags and it's coming this year. Would you consider buying it? Watch Now ▶ Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak review: A classic resurrected Resurrecting a series as legendary as Homeworld? After twelve years? That's an unenviable task—but Blackbird Interactive pulled it off with Deserts of Kharak. Read More ▶ Verizon's FreeBee Data 360 program lets companies pay for your mobile Internet usage There were rumblings about it in late 2015 and now it's here. Verizon wants Internet companies to pay for some of your mobile data usage. Read More ▶ Virtual reality meets 3D printing with HP's Sprout Pro HP's Sprout Pro is a souped up version of the original Sprout PC that shipped in late 2014. Read More ▶ Microsoft, Mojang announce Minecraft: Education Edition for classrooms Some teachers are already using Minecraft as a teaching tool. Now, Microsoft is building a version of Minecraft specifically for education. Read More ▶ Linux kernel flaw threatens millions of PCs, servers, and Android devices A three-year-old vulnerability in the Linux kernel could have allowed attackers to take full control over Linux-based PCs, servers, Android phones and other embedded devices. Read More ▶ Apple convinces U.S. court to ban Samsung phones in patent dispute, but only old ones A federal court in California has banned the sale in the U.S. of Samsung smartphones that have features that infringe three patents owned by Apple. Read More ▶ Linux kernel flaw endangers millions of PCs, servers and Android devices A three-year-old vulnerability in the Linux kernel could have allowed attackers to take full control over Linux-based PCs, servers, Android phones and other embedded devices. Read More ▶ Honor 5X review: A great example of how to cut cost without cutting corners Huawei's Millennial phone packs all the essentials: long battery life, capable camera, premium body, and lots of slots! Read More ▶ Philips 276E display review: Quantum dots make this LED's color impressively rich With a layer of quantum dots in front of the LED backlighting, the Philips 276E shows colors you'd forgotten existed. Read More ▶

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