Samsung's Galaxy S6: 3 things it gets right, and 3 things it gets wrong

Follow:   03.06.2015  View in a Browser Samsung's Galaxy S6: 3 things it gets right, and 3 things it gets wrong 03.01.2015 3:20 PM An improved design is only part of the story. The FCC's net neutrality rules: 5 things you need to know 02.27.2015 8:18 AM The FCC voted in favor of net neutrality on Thursday, but what does it all mean? -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   AMD's Mantle 1.0 is dead; long live DirectX 03.02.2015 3:54 PM AMD said it won't release a public software development kit for its graphics API as DirectX12 and the next-gen OpenGL releases approach. First look: Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac doesn't feel like an afterthought 03.05.2015 9:00 AM A free preview is available to try, and surprise, it provides a seamless experience with Office on other platforms. Microsoft's Windows 10 for phones already gaining momentum 03.04.2015 6:25 AM Smartphone makers and chip companies announce support for Microsoft's Windows 10 handset OS. Valve reveals Steam Link, a $50 box built for Steam in-home game streaming 03.03.2015 5:08 PM Valve's taken the wraps off its Steam Machine plans for GDC 2015, and the biggest surprise is the Steam Link, a tiny set-top box built solely as a Steam in-home streaming conduit. Hands on with HP's Spectre x360 laptop, a veritable HP-Microsoft collaboration 03.01.2015 4:00 AM Besides being perhaps the sexiest convertible under $1,000, HP's new Spectre x360 was seemingly built in lockstep with advice from Microsoft. Confirmed: Google plans its own U.S. mobile service 03.02.2015 5:40 AM But Google's Sundar Pichai says it doesn't intend to become a full-service cellular carrier, instead likening the service to its Nexus mobile devices. Microsoft, Intel join forces on low-cost Windows 10 phones 03.02.2015 7:10 AM Microsoft opens up the smartphone edition of Windows 10 to x86 chips, breaking ARM exclusivity. Google's future campus looks like a sci-fi utopia 02.27.2015 2:03 PM Plans call for moveable lightweight structures and translucent canopies Nvidia surprise launches the 12GB GeForce Titan X, 'the most advanced GPU ever' 03.04.2015 10:47 AM Just, you know, the 'most advanced GPU ever,' according to Nvidia chief Jen-Hsun Huang, who casually dropped by an Epic Games presentation to launch the new GeForce Titan X GPU. Microsoft’s Greg Sullivan gives 1.5 billion reasons why Windows 10 will change everything 03.02.2015 10:54 AM A mass migration of Microsoft’s installed base to Windows 10 will give developers one big reason to support the platform.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2015 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107