You can now use an iPhone to log into a Windows 10 PC, Microsoft says

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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 01, 2016 You can now use an iPhone to log into a Windows 10 PC, Microsoft says Apple's iPhone isn't always a good pairing for Microsoft's Windows 10 PCs, but you'll be able to use the phone's biometric authentication features to log into PCs. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The Full Nerd Episode 8: Gaming laptops, 4K gaming, and a $500 PC build showdown • 33% off Kinivo 5 Port HDMI Switch With Auto-Switching & Remote - Deal Alert • Android malware that can infiltrate corporate networks is spreading • Firefox blocks websites with vulnerable encryption keys • Facebook's new social network for businesses, Facebook at Work, launches Oct. 10 • This week in games: Amazon reveals 3 games at TwitchCon, Steam Controller skins appear • 24% off Sphero 2.0, The App-Enabled Robotic Ball - Deal Alert • How to change default apps in Android Nougat • Hands-on with the iPhone 7: Should you upgrade or hold off? | PCWorld The Full Nerd Episode 8: Gaming laptops, 4K gaming, and a $500 PC build showdown Gordon, Brad, and Alaina show off awesome gaming laptops, talk 4K, and throw down in an epic $500 PC build contest. Read More ▶ 33% off Kinivo 5 Port HDMI Switch With Auto-Switching & Remote - Deal Alert The Kinivo 501BN is a premium quality high speed HDMI switch for your gaming or home theater setup. It allows for switching up to 5 HDMI inputs into one output, and supports resolutions up to 1080p. Read More ▶ Android malware that can infiltrate corporate networks is spreading An Android Trojan is spreading across app stores, including Google Play, and has the capability of stealing sensitive files from corporate networks. Read More ▶ Firefox blocks websites with vulnerable encryption keys The popular Firefox browser will block access to HTTPS servers that use weak Diffie-Hellman keys. Read More ▶ Facebook's new social network for businesses, Facebook at Work, launches Oct. 10 The Facebook at Work launch event will happen in London, the company says, as both a desktop and mobile social network for businesses and their employees. Read More ▶ This week in games: Amazon reveals 3 games at TwitchCon, Steam Controller skins appear Plus: New Battlefield 1 and Titanfall 2 trailers, Quantum Break hits Steam, Lo Wang meets Stan Bush, and more. This is gaming news for September 26 through 30. Read More ▶ 24% off Sphero 2.0, The App-Enabled Robotic Ball - Deal Alert Create obstacle courses, upgrade family game night with multiplayer fun, or learn to program with our free SPRK lessons. This virtually unstoppable companion is waterproof, pet-proof, and ready for any adventure. Read More ▶ How to change default apps in Android Nougat The ability to switch up the default browser, SMS app, and other essentials are much easier to find in the latest version of Android. Read More ▶ Video Hands-on with the iPhone 7: Should you upgrade or hold off? | PCWorld Still on the fence about whether you should upgrade to the iPhone 7? Here's what you should know. Watch Now ▶

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Could Cortana 2.0 be a chatbot? Microsoft's new AI chief hasn't ruled it out

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Top Stories @PCWorld Sep 30, 2016 Could Cortana 2.0 be a chatbot? Microsoft's new AI chief hasn't ruled it out As Microsoft considers bringing its successful Chinese chatbot to the United States, Cortana's new chief says that there will be more than one kind of intelligent agent in Microsoft's future. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Salesforce tries to block Microsoft's LinkedIn acquisition • 33% off Kinivo 5 Port HDMI Switch With Auto-Switching & Remote - Deal Alert • HTC launches Viveport, a VR app store focused on non-gaming experiences • Bounty for iOS jailbreak exploit jumps to $1.5 million • Google rebrands Apps for Work as G Suite, adds intelligent features • Microsoft moves Cortana and Bing into Microsoft Research to accelerate new features • 24% off Sphero 2.0, The App-Enabled Robotic Ball - Deal Alert • The FCC's plan to replace your cable box with apps hits a snag • Paris motor show turns on to electric cars • 16 useful Windows 10 tools that help you get more done • U.S. carriers will look to LTE-U tests to protect Wi-Fi • Ransomware spreads through weak remote desktop credentials • How to watch the MLB playoffs and World Series without cable • Firefox blocks websites with vulnerable encryption keys Salesforce tries to block Microsoft's LinkedIn acquisition Microsoft made a splash earlier this year when it announced the largest acquisition in its history, signing an agreement to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion. But now, Salesforce is trying to convince the European Union to block the deal. Read More ▶ 33% off Kinivo 5 Port HDMI Switch With Auto-Switching & Remote - Deal Alert The Kinivo 501BN is a premium quality high speed HDMI switch for your gaming or home theater setup. It allows for switching up to 5 HDMI inputs into one output, and supports resolutions up to 1080p. Read More ▶ HTC launches Viveport, a VR app store focused on non-gaming experiences You still buy Vive VR games from Steam, but you can try HTC's Viveport for non-gaming experiences. Read More ▶ Bounty for iOS jailbreak exploit jumps to $1.5 million The value for zero-day exploits targeting Apple's iOS software is jumping. On Thursday, a company called Zerodium began offering as much as $1.5 million for them. Read More ▶ Google rebrands Apps for Work as G Suite, adds intelligent features Google rebranded and enhanced its productivity suite Thursday with new intelligent capabilities that help it better compete with Microsoft Office 365. Read More ▶ Microsoft moves Cortana and Bing into Microsoft Research to accelerate new features On Thursday, Microsoft moved Cortana and Bing into a new organization that combines the two product groups with Microsoft Research. Both products could benefit from closer proximity to the company's most advanced technologies. Read More ▶ 24% off Sphero 2.0, The App-Enabled Robotic Ball - Deal Alert Create obstacle courses, upgrade family game night with multiplayer fun, or learn to program with our free SPRK lessons. This virtually unstoppable companion is waterproof, pet-proof, and ready for any adventure. Read More ▶ The FCC's plan to replace your cable box with apps hits a snag The FCC shelves "unlock the box" cable vote amidst industry criticism and political cries for delay. Read More ▶ Paris motor show turns on to electric cars The soft whirring of electric cars was barely audible amid the pounding music and the babble of voices at the Paris motor show on Thursday, but we'll be hearing a whole lot more of it in the years to come. Read More ▶ 16 useful Windows 10 tools that help you get more done Microsoft has stuffed Windows 10 full of productivity-enhancing tools and features that streamline common pain points. Read More ▶ U.S. carriers will look to LTE-U tests to protect Wi-Fi The biggest U.S. carriers planning to deploy controversial LTE-Unlicensed technology expect to use gear that's been tested for coexistence with Wi-Fi, their executives said Wednesday. Read More ▶ Ransomware spreads through weak remote desktop credentials Stolen or weak remote desktop credentials are routinely used to infect point-of-sale systems with malware, but recently they've also become a common distribution method for crypto-ransomware. Read More ▶ How to watch the MLB playoffs and World Series without cable Don't miss a postseason pitch, read our cord-cutter's guide to the 2016 MLB playoffs and the World Series. Read More ▶ Firefox blocks websites with vulnerable encryption keys The popular Firefox browser will block access to HTTPS servers that use weak Diffie-Hellman keys. Read More ▶

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