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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 27, 2016 Google Play Store comments section adds spam button, thumbs up to better flag comments Google has been doing a lot of new experiments with the Play Store lately, though this change appears to be rolling out widely. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Box, Dropbox users can now edit Office documents together in real time • Windows 10 build 14251 fixes gaming bugs, but the roadmap for older phones is unclear • Flash video is 'on life support,' but big sites won't let go • Google Docs, Sheets and Slides get better mobile commenting • Upcoming Event: IDC Directions 2016 Overview with Frank Gens | PCWorld • After lackluster Apple report, all eyes on Samsung • 'Doctor Who' is departing Netflix, at least in the U.S. • Linaro provides go-to Linux-based software stack for ARM servers • Hangouts 7.0 adds quick reply for more rapid responses • UA Healthbox review: You don't have to be a serious athlete to start a fitness routine • The ultra-secure OS beloved by Edward Snowden gets a major upgrade • With GPUOpen, AMD hopes to attract gamers to its Radeon GPUs • FCC to take aim at outrageous cable-box costs • Chrome 48 rolls out, Data Saver extension exits beta Box, Dropbox users can now edit Office documents together in real time Business users who rely on cloud storage providers like Dropbox and Box now have some improved tools in their collaboration arsenal, thanks to a set of integrations that Microsoft announced Wednesday. Read More ▶ Windows 10 build 14251 fixes gaming bugs, but the roadmap for older phones is unclear Call this Insider preview build 14251 a calm before the storm, as Microsoft tries to sync desktop and mobile Windows before further upgrades. Read More ▶ Flash video is 'on life support,' but big sites won't let go A new report says Flash will mostly disappear within two years. Will Hulu and other major streaming sites budge? Read More ▶ Google Docs, Sheets and Slides get better mobile commenting One of the key components of the Google Apps productivity suite has been the tech giant's focus on providing collaboration tools so that people can work on the same document together, wherever they happen to be. Those capabilities got an upgrade on Wednesday across iOS, Android and the Web. Read More ▶ Video Upcoming Event: IDC Directions 2016 Overview with Frank Gens | PCWorld IDC Directions 2016 – Digital Transformation with Frank Gens. Connect with top analysts at the industry's premier event :: Mar 2 in San Jose and Mar 22 in Boston :: idc.com/directions Watch Now ▶ After lackluster Apple report, all eyes on Samsung Just how bad are conditions in the smartphone market? We'll get a better idea later Wednesday when Samsung announces its latest quarterly earnings. Read More ▶ 'Doctor Who' is departing Netflix, at least in the U.S. Netflix will lose 'Doctor Who' on February 1, but the show remains available on Hulu. Read More ▶ Linaro provides go-to Linux-based software stack for ARM servers Linaro is pushing a new open-source Software Reference Platform that will provide easy access to firmware and common software tools for easy integration of ARM servers in data centers. Read More ▶ Hangouts 7.0 adds quick reply for more rapid responses The update also nudges you to switch to Google's Messenger app for your SMS and MMS conversations. Read More ▶ UA Healthbox review: You don't have to be a serious athlete to start a fitness routine That's the point of the Healthbox: It includes everything you need to reach your fitness goals for just $400. Read More ▶ The ultra-secure OS beloved by Edward Snowden gets a major upgrade Tails 2.0 is out with improved features, a new desktop shell, and an easier way for new users to install the OS. Read More ▶ With GPUOpen, AMD hopes to attract gamers to its Radeon GPUs AMD has revealed the details of its GPUOpen project, through which it hopes to carve a bigger niche for itself in the crowded market for graphics processors in x86 machines. Read More ▶ FCC to take aim at outrageous cable-box costs An FCC proposal could bring relief from cable box rental fees by opening pay TV programming to more devices. Read More ▶ Chrome 48 rolls out, Data Saver extension exits beta The latest Chrome release doesn't offer a ton of new features for PC users, but there's a new-ish extension for compressing your data usage similar to what's available on Android. Read More ▶

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