The highlight of the week was definitely the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone and there are several stories about it below. You’ll also find information on the Windows Creators Update coming on April 11. There is also news on the latest hacks, social media and a very late library book. Click on the headlines below to read the full stories.

• Microsoft sued for millions over Windows 10 upgrade
• Intel takes high-octane route to bump up PC speeds
• Microsoft yanks Docs.com search after complaints of exposed sensitive files
• Google Could Make Things Difficult For Samsung’s Siri Challenger, Bixby
• Google Maps now lets you pinpoint where you parked plus what’s left on the meter
• Congress just cleared the way for internet providers to sell your web browsing history
• Samsung’s Galaxy S8 and S8+ are exactly what leaks suggested, and that’s a good thing
• Samsung really needs the Galaxy S8 to be a win. Here are my first impressions
• Windows ‘Creator’s Update’ Has Come to Kill Your Apps
• 8 takeaways from the Windows 10 Creators Update
• How to protect your Apple iCloud account
• Samsung to sell refurbished Galaxy Note 7 phones
• Google Android inventor Andy Rubin offers peek of new smartphone said to be iPhone rival
• Facebook brings Stories, its Snapchat clone, to main app
• Google Home welcomes 12 new partners in big smart home update
• Skype users hit by ransomware through in-app malicious ads
• Unlocked Galaxy S8 preorders start May 9. Here’s why it’s smart to wait
• A VPN can protect your online privacy. But there’s a catch
• Google is fighting with Symantec over encrypting the internet
• Three ways the Samsung Galaxy S8 let us down
• Twitter stops counting usernames against 140 character limit for tweet replies
• Case of the purloined library book solved 35 years later

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