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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 20, 2016 Samsung follows Apple into Chinese mobile payment market Days after Apple extended its mobile payment service to China, Samsung Electronics has said it will follow suit. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Never search for parking again with this concept from Samsung, Seat and SAP • Virgin Galactic unveils VSS Unity SpaceShip Two • Layers of Fear review: An unsettling subversion of expectations • Apple says terrorist's iCloud password was changed remotely while iPhone was in government's posession • Microsoft adds Cortana music sensing, Edge improvements to Windows 10 Mobile Insiders • Microsoft's killing Skylake support early for Windows 7 PCs, but not Windows Server • Donald Trump says you should boycott Apple because it won't help the FBI • Microsoft's Plumbago app promises to make your chickenscratch legible • This week in games: Fallout 4 DLC, Arnold Schwarzenegger invades XCOM 2 • Five to Try: Everalbum is a photographer's best friend, and Circa Infinity is a dizzying delight • Apple's fight with the FBI could trigger a password arms race Never search for parking again with this concept from Samsung, Seat and SAP Driving around looking for a parking spot becomes a thing of the past in a new concept developed by Samsung, Spanish automaker Seat and SAP. Read More ▶ Video Virgin Galactic unveils VSS Unity SpaceShip Two The latest space tourism prototype from Virgin Galactic was unveiled at the company's Spaceport America facility in the Mojave Desert. Richard Branson says he'll be the first passenger when it's safe to travel Watch Now ▶ Layers of Fear review: An unsettling subversion of expectations Layers of Fear masterfully toys with your sense of reality, when it's not throwing cheesy jump scares in your face. Read More ▶ Apple says terrorist's iCloud password was changed remotely while iPhone was in government's posession Resetting the password prevented the iPhone from doing an iCloud auto-backup, according to anonymous Apple execs. Read More ▶ Microsoft adds Cortana music sensing, Edge improvements to Windows 10 Mobile Insiders A new Insider build of Windows 10 Mobile, Build 14267, adds a number of improvements to recent Windows phones, with just one significant bug. Read More ▶ Microsoft's killing Skylake support early for Windows 7 PCs, but not Windows Server Microsoft's decision to cut support for Windows 7 and 8.1 on Intel Skylake chips is being upheld by its Windows Embedded teams, but not Windows Server. Read More ▶ Donald Trump says you should boycott Apple because it won't help the FBI Donald Trump has called for a boycott of Apple products over its refusal to help the FBI break into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino mass shooters. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Plumbago app promises to make your chickenscratch legible In theory, the Plumbago app for Windows should make handwritten notes on a tablet legible. In practice, it doesn't seem to do anything. Read More ▶ This week in games: Fallout 4 DLC, Arnold Schwarzenegger invades XCOM 2 Plus Master of Orion shows off its all-star voice cast, WWE 2K16 comes to PC after all, and Quantum Break skips Steam for Microsoft's store. This is gaming news for February 15 - 19. Read More ▶ Five to Try: Everalbum is a photographer's best friend, and Circa Infinity is a dizzying delight Load up on the week's most interesting new Android apps and games. Read More ▶ Apple's fight with the FBI could trigger a password arms race A U.S. magistrate's order requiring Apple to assist the FBI in unlocking a dead mass shooter's iPhone could lead device makers to require stronger passwords in the future. Read More ▶

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