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Top Stories @PCWorld Mar 21, 2016 How to turn off Twitter's algorithmic feed and see tweets in chronological order Here's how to turn off Twitter's new algorithmic feed that shows the "best tweets first." Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Apple TV update adds Siri for App Store, dictation • In this online demo, IBM's Watson will tell you what's in your photos • LG's Watch Urbane Second Edition with LTE returns to market after four-month delay • Tuesday's Apple vs. FBI hearing: 5 things you need to know • iOS 9.3 is ready to install with Night Shift, password-protected Notes, and more • How FBI vs. Apple could cripple corporate and government security • How to clean install Windows the right way • Siri will soon let you dictate your passwords on Apple TV • Everything you need to know about the iMessage security flaw patched by iOS 9.3 • Graphics card dissection: We dismembered a video card to show you how it works • 5 things to remember during Tuesday's hearing pitting Apple against the FBI • Lowe's, Microsoft team up to help you design your new kitchen • Apple Watch news: A woven nylon band, and a Sport 38mm price drop to $299 • Apple's Liam is a robot that takes apart your iPhone for recycling Apple TV update adds Siri for App Store, dictation Apple TV users who are tired of typing out usernames and passwords will soon be able to tell them to Siri. Read More ▶ In this online demo, IBM's Watson will tell you what's in your photos Image recognition is a hot area of research using artificial intelligence, and now IBM offers an online demo to let anyone test out the capabilities in Watson. Read More ▶ LG's Watch Urbane Second Edition with LTE returns to market after four-month delay The first LTE-powered Android Wear watch is up for pre-order at AT&T and can be bundled with a promotion for the LG G5. Read More ▶ Tuesday's Apple vs. FBI hearing: 5 things you need to know Apple and the U.S. Department of Justice will argue in court Tuesday about whether a judge should require the tech giant help the FBI unlock an iPhone used by a mass shooter in California. Read More ▶ iOS 9.3 is ready to install with Night Shift, password-protected Notes, and more Apple's iOS 9.3 adds handy new features like Night Shift and password-protected Notes, and also fixes a flaw recently discovered in iMessages. Read More ▶ How FBI vs. Apple could cripple corporate and government security The implications go way beyond whether law enforcement can unlock an alleged criminal's phone. Read More ▶ How to clean install Windows the right way Performing a Windows reinstall can make your PC feel like new, but you'll want to do some prep work first to avoid losing precious data and software. Read More ▶ Siri will soon let you dictate your passwords on Apple TV Apple TV users who are tired of typing out usernames and passwords will soon be able to tell them to Siri. Read More ▶ Everything you need to know about the iMessage security flaw patched by iOS 9.3 Security researchers discovered a number of weaknesses in iMessage's encryption system. Apple's patches are already slated to appear. Read More ▶ Graphics card dissection: We dismembered a video card to show you how it works R.I.P. Radeon R9 290. We pay our respects to this high-end GPU's component parts. Read More ▶ 5 things to remember during Tuesday's hearing pitting Apple against the FBI Apple and the U.S. Department of Justice will argue in court Tuesday about whether a judge should require the tech giant help the FBI unlock an iPhone used by a mass shooter in California. Read More ▶ Lowe's, Microsoft team up to help you design your new kitchen Need help designing your new kitchen? A HoloLens-powered virtual kitchen showroom will arrive at Seattle-area Lowe's stores later this month. Read More ▶ Apple Watch news: A woven nylon band, and a Sport 38mm price drop to $299 Starting March 21, you can get the Apple Watch Sport 38mm for $299, and additional band options including more colors and an all-new woven nylon band. Read More ▶ Apple's Liam is a robot that takes apart your iPhone for recycling Apple shared some details on what it does with the iPhone after it is returned. Read More ▶

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