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Best of PCWorld Feb 26, 2016 Streaming from Russia, with love One of the best films from the Russian master filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky tops our list of movie recommendations this week. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Sapphire Nitro R9 Fury graphics card review: Fast, furious, and ridiculously quiet • Review: TomTom sabotages Spark's fantastic fitness watch features with bad design • TomTom Spark review: Awesome features, but too bulky for a day-to-day fitness smartwatch • Facebook, Google, Microsoft to join tech industry in supporting Apple in court • A new algorithm from MIT could protect ships from 'rogue waves' at sea • Hands-on with HP's new Spectre X360 15 • Why you need to start using Polymer for your Web development • Future electric cars could refill batteries from roads infused with wireless charging • Apple files motion to vacate FBI court order, claiming a violation of its constitutional rights • CoreOS CEO: Containers are just the beginning • Microsoft adds new security enhancements to its cloud offerings Sapphire Nitro R9 Fury graphics card review: Fast, furious, and ridiculously quiet Sapphire's impeccably designed Nitro R9 Fury will handle high-end games without breaking a sweat or raising its proverbial voice. Read More ▶ Review: TomTom sabotages Spark's fantastic fitness watch features with bad design This $250 activity tracker has GPS, on-board music storage, and heart rate monitoring, but it's too clunky and difficult to use for daily wear. Read More ▶ Video TomTom Spark review: Awesome features, but too bulky for a day-to-day fitness smartwatch With a heart rate monitor, GPS, and music storage, this fitness watch seems to have it all—but there's one, big problem. Watch Now ▶ 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, with Facebook, Google and Microsoft planning submissions in court in support of the iPhone maker. Read More ▶ A new algorithm from MIT could protect ships from 'rogue waves' at sea Predictive analytics can already help companies prevent churn and anticipate equipment breakdowns, but MIT has applied it to a new realm altogether: protecting ships and crews at sea from so-called "rogue waves." Read More ▶ Video Hands-on with HP's new Spectre X360 15 Would you give up some performance on your 15-inch laptop for a little less weight and heft? HP thinks you will with its new Spectre X360 15. Watch Now ▶ Video Why you need to start using Polymer for your Web development Polymer enhances basic HTML in an easy, clean, and powerful way Watch Now ▶ Future electric cars could refill batteries from roads infused with wireless charging Charging an electric car while driving may sound like a wild idea, but Qualcomm wants to bring that capability to automobiles. Read More ▶ Apple files motion to vacate FBI court order, claiming a violation of its constitutional rights Apple files to dismiss the FBI court order to create a "GovtOS" and gets legal support from Microsoft, Google, and Facebook. Read More ▶ CoreOS CEO: Containers are just the beginning Containers are revolutionizing enterprise IT in much the way smartphones have transformed the world of consumer technology, but there's still much more to come. Read More ▶ Microsoft adds new security enhancements to its cloud offerings Microsoft is adding a range of new security features to its Office 365 and Azure cloud services as part of the company's holistic approach to enterprise security that it announced last year. Read More ▶

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