iPhone 5se rumors: Might be called just the iPhone SE

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iOS Tips and Trends Feb 29, 2016 iPhone 5se rumors: Might be called just the iPhone SE Stay on top of the most important iPhone 5se rumors and how likely they are to come true this spring. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How a Pro model could change the iPhone • Tim Cook: FBI is asking to set a precedent that is 'bad for America' • Podcast 496: Apple vs. the FBI • The wrongness chamber: Getting it wrong on the iPhone case • 6 things hyped up at Mobile World Congress that we want for the next iPhone • Mac versus iPad: Why I'm on Team Both • iPad Air 3 rumors: It's actually a mini iPad Pro • Copied review: A versatile cloud-synced clipboard manager for Mac and iOS • Combatant Gentlemen's new app will find you the perfect outfit • The Week in iOS Accessories: A bevy of batteries • The Week in iPhone Cases: Pad & Quill launches Woodline hard-shell collection How a Pro model could change the iPhone Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, iPad Pro...what about an iPhone Pro? Read More ▶ Tim Cook: FBI is asking to set a precedent that is 'bad for America' Apple CEO Tim Cook gives his first TV interview about his company's refusal to help the FBI unlock a terrorist's iPhone. Read More ▶ Podcast 496: Apple vs. the FBI Glenn and Susie are joined by Rich Mogull, and everyone is angry. Enjoy! Read More ▶ The wrongness chamber: Getting it wrong on the iPhone case Apple's concern for security is not making it seem less secure. Read More ▶ 6 things hyped up at Mobile World Congress that we want for the next iPhone The Barcelona trade show is a huge launching pad for new Android devices and features, and this year's show revealed a few things we wish Apple would steal. Read More ▶ Mac versus iPad: Why I'm on Team Both Since the iPad Pro launched, the old debate about whether the iPad can replace the Mac as a work machine has been reignited. Jason Snell explains why he's firmly in the middle. Read More ▶ iPad Air 3 rumors: It's actually a mini iPad Pro Apple's next tablet is reportedly a 9.7-inch version of the 3-month old iPad Pro. Read More ▶ Copied review: A versatile cloud-synced clipboard manager for Mac and iOS A full-featured clipboard manager that allows saving text, links, and images on one device and reusing them on another from the app, Notification Center widget, or keyboard. Read More ▶ Combatant Gentlemen's new app will find you the perfect outfit The new app from the menswear startup uses tailored algorithms to tell you which clothes will look good on you. Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Accessories: A bevy of batteries Need a charge for your iPhone or iPad? Look no further. Read More ▶ The Week in iPhone Cases: Pad & Quill launches Woodline hard-shell collection Pad & Quill recently launched their first all-wood hard-shell case—the Woodline. Plus, new designs from PureGear, OtterBox, and more. Read More ▶

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Fixing the Internet's routing security is urgent and requires collaboration

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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 26, 2016 Fixing the Internet's routing security is urgent and requires collaboration The Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS), an initiative backed by the Internet Society to fix routing security on the Internet, is gaining some traction, but the number of attacks that take advantage of weaknesses in the global routing system are also growing. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • This amazing art was created by neural networks, and now you can buy it • PCWorld Show Episode 5: More Apple-FBI debate, soaring smartwatch sales, and the new Nvidia-AMD love child • PCWorld Show Episode 5 • How to add widgets to your Android home screen • Amazon experiments with ad-supported TV (even for Prime members) • How to join the Windows 10 Insider preview program • Why serious PC gamers should ignore the Windows Store • Facebook Live brings video broadcasting to Android users • Microsoft kills Project Astoria, the tool designed to port Android apps to Windows 10 • Facebook, Google, Microsoft to join tech industry in supporting Apple in court • The best Chromecast apps and games for kids This amazing art was created by neural networks, and now you can buy it Neural networks are often used for image recognition, but it turns out they can create some pretty incredible images as well. Read More ▶ PCWorld Show Episode 5: More Apple-FBI debate, soaring smartwatch sales, and the new Nvidia-AMD love child Jon, Gordon and Susie discuss the hottest tech topics of the week. Read More ▶ Video PCWorld Show Episode 5 Watch Now ▶ How to add widgets to your Android home screen Don't settle for a standard grid of icons—add live information or quick actions to make your Android device more lively and useful. Read More ▶ Amazon experiments with ad-supported TV (even for Prime members) With 'The Fashion Fund,' Amazon departs from ad-free video whether you have Prime or not. Read More ▶ How to join the Windows 10 Insider preview program Want unreleased Windows 10 features? Here's how to become a Windows 10 Insider, and what you should know beforehand. Read More ▶ Why serious PC gamers should ignore the Windows Store Microsoft is bringing AAA PC games like Rise of the Tomb Raider to the Windows Store in Windows 10, but buying them is a bad idea. Here's why. Read More ▶ Facebook Live brings video broadcasting to Android users Facebook Live event streaming: Not just for famous people and iPhone users anymore Read More ▶ Microsoft kills Project Astoria, the tool designed to port Android apps to Windows 10 Microsoft created a tool that made it easy for developers to bring Android apps to Windows 10. Now that tool is dead. Read More ▶ Facebook, Google, Microsoft to join tech industry in supporting Apple in court The tech industry is rallying behind Apple in its appeal against a court order asking it to help the FBI unlock an iPhone 5c. Read More ▶ The best Chromecast apps and games for kids Google's cheap streamer can help keep your darling children from driving you nuts. Read More ▶

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