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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 06, 2016 Facebook begins removing chat from its mobile site, nudges users toward its Messenger app The social media company appears to be gradually moving all mobile website users to its standalone Messenger app for iOS and Android. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft's Xbox One begins previewing Anniversary Updates, with Cortana and improved sharing • 10% off Bose SoundLink Color Bluetooth Speaker- Deal Alert • Here's what Android apps will be like on Chromebooks • Hackers breach social media accounts of Mark Zuckerberg and other celebrities • 4 ways to use Google Now for better productivity • Intel's next monster 24-core chip is made for high-performance computers • Chuwi HiBook CWI514 Windows/Android tablet review: Awful performance, but we still kind of like it • A former NASA chief just launched this AI startup to turbocharge neural computing • Debian and Fedora users are debating systemd's latest controversial change • Instagram goes algorithmic, will try to guess what you want to see in your feed • Bose QuietComfort noise-cancelling headphones go wireless • Sony Xperia X review: A mid-range device with no clear direction • Reolink RLC-410 PoE security camera review: Excellent performance, affordable price • Sony Xperia X: For $550, we expect a lot more phone | PCWorld Microsoft's Xbox One begins previewing Anniversary Updates, with Cortana and improved sharing Microsoft will begin previewing its Anniversary Update features for the Xbox One and Windows 10 Xbox app as early as this week, with Cortana as well as new and improved ways to share game clips and other content. Read More ▶ 10% off Bose SoundLink Color Bluetooth Speaker- Deal Alert The SoundLink Color from Bose is designed to be portable and durable, while still delivering the full, rich sound you would expect from Bose. Pairing is easy with simple voice prompts, and the unit can be paired with two devices, so when the first stops the second one can play. It comes in several stylish colors, has an auxiliary input jack for non-Bluetooth devices, and delivers up to 8 hours of music on a single charge. Read More ▶ Here's what Android apps will be like on Chromebooks Watch this video to see Android apps in action on Chrome OS. Read More ▶ Hackers breach social media accounts of Mark Zuckerberg and other celebrities Over the weekend hackers have managed to gain access to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter and Pinterest accounts, as well as the social media accounts of other celebrities. Read More ▶ 4 ways to use Google Now for better productivity Tap into Android's personal assistant to remember appointments, manage your time, and more. Read More ▶ Intel's next monster 24-core chip is made for high-performance computers Intel continues to pump more horsepower in its chips, by releasing a 24-core processor for high-performance computers. Read More ▶ Chuwi HiBook CWI514 Windows/Android tablet review: Awful performance, but we still kind of like it Chuwi's dual-boot Android/Windows convertible tablet sounds fantastic, especially for under $300. Just don't go in expecting it to do more than basic video playback, Web browsing, and document creation—all of which it does quite well. Read More ▶ A former NASA chief just launched this AI startup to turbocharge neural computing A new company launched Monday by former NASA chief Dan Goldin aims to deliver a major boost to the field of neural computing. Read More ▶ Debian and Fedora users are debating systemd's latest controversial change At issue is the initialization software's practice of automatically killing a user's process when they log out. Read More ▶ Instagram goes algorithmic, will try to guess what you want to see in your feed The social network's new feed, which will put posts it thinks you'll be most interested in at the top, will begin rolling out to users over the next month. Read More ▶ Bose QuietComfort noise-cancelling headphones go wireless We strapped a series of new Bose products to our heads at a New York City media event on Friday. Read More ▶ Sony Xperia X review: A mid-range device with no clear direction At $550, the Xperia X is just too expensive, considering the phone's build quality and features. Sony is definitely off to a shaky start for its smartphone reboot in the U.S. Read More ▶ Reolink RLC-410 PoE security camera review: Excellent performance, affordable price This indoor/outdoor camera delivers solid surveillance on its own or as part of a comprehensive security system. Read More ▶ Video Sony Xperia X: For $550, we expect a lot more phone | PCWorld The Xperia X is a curiously flawed, mid-range phone with a high-range price. Watch Now ▶

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