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Top Stories @PCWorld May 16, 2016 Google aims to start blocking Flash in Chrome this year Google aims to make HTML5 the primary experience in Chrome by the fourth quarter of this year, except for a white-list of 10 sites that will run Adobe's Flash Player. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Doom review: Glorious guns, gibs, and more guns • Waiting for Polaris: AMD's "new" Radeon M400 laptop GPUs aren't new at all—yet • HP Elite x2 1012 G1 review: Intel's Core m gets the job done in this sturdy convertible • The Raspberry Pi Zero mini-PC adds a camera connector, still costs just $5 • Acer and Starbreeze will team up to create the ultra-immersive StarVR headset • Google I/O 2016: What to expect from Google's epic developer's conference • Microsoft is killing Project Spark, its ambitious cross-platform creation game • The Steam Summer Sale will reportedly kick off on June 23 • Need e-commerce for your SMB? SAP has a cloud tool for you • Razer's opening its first American brick-and-mortar storefront next week • A huge fine for Google could come soon in EU antitrust investigation • An HTTPS hijacking click-fraud botnet infects almost 1 million computers • HP Elite x2 review: The Surface Pro 4 gets some seriously solid competition | PCWorld • Researchers crack new version of CryptXXX ransomware Doom review: Glorious guns, gibs, and more guns You're on Mars. There are demons. The demons need to die. If that's not enough story for you, then too bad. Read More ▶ Waiting for Polaris: AMD's "new" Radeon M400 laptop GPUs aren't new at all—yet AMD's long-awaited Polaris GPUs may be imminent, but they're not in the "new" Radeon M400 series graphics that just rolled out. Read More ▶ HP Elite x2 1012 G1 review: Intel's Core m gets the job done in this sturdy convertible HP designed its 12-inch Elite x2 convertible tablet with notebook-class ruggedness in mind, and it largely succeeds. But while it offers seriously solid competition for the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, a few features fall short of the bar. Read More ▶ The Raspberry Pi Zero mini-PC adds a camera connector, still costs just $5 Now you can do even more with the Raspberry Pi Zero thanks to the addition of a camera connector. Read More ▶ Acer and Starbreeze will team up to create the ultra-immersive StarVR headset Acer wants a piece of the virtual reality scene and Starbreeze seems like the perfect partner. Read More ▶ Google I/O 2016: What to expect from Google's epic developer's conference Android N and virtual reality will surely be hot topics of discussion, but how much will Google's new conference venue influence the company's biggest event of the year? Read More ▶ Microsoft is killing Project Spark, its ambitious cross-platform creation game Microsoft's Project Spark is dead, not just resting. Read More ▶ The Steam Summer Sale will reportedly kick off on June 23 Start saving up your pennies and selling off your Steam Trading Cards now. Read More ▶ Need e-commerce for your SMB? SAP has a cloud tool for you Enabling e-commerce capabilities isn't a trivial matter for companies small or large, but SAP has a new tool it thinks will help SMBs in particular. Read More ▶ Razer's opening its first American brick-and-mortar storefront next week How much green neon lighting can be crammed into one store before customers go blind? Razer's going to find out. Read More ▶ A huge fine for Google could come soon in EU antitrust investigation Google could face a record fine of up to €3 billion ($3.4 billion) as soon as early next month as part of a six-year European Commission antitrust investigation into the company's search engine dominance, according to a news report. Read More ▶ An HTTPS hijacking click-fraud botnet infects almost 1 million computers Over the past two years, a group of cybercriminals has infected almost 1 million computers with malware that hijacks search results, even when they're served over encrypted HTTPS connections. Read More ▶ Video HP Elite x2 review: The Surface Pro 4 gets some seriously solid competition | PCWorld HP's convertible tablet for business has good performance and is built to take some abuse, though a few other features don't quite measure up. Watch Now ▶ Researchers crack new version of CryptXXX ransomware Researchers from Kaspersky Lab have developed a method of decrypting files affected with the latest version of CryptXXX, a malware program that combines ransomware and information stealing capabilities. Read More ▶

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