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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 25, 2016 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 ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cutting-edge GPU memory standards like GDDR5X and HBM will supercharge graphics • FBI director: Apple encryption ruling could lead to more unlocking requests • A head-to-head look at the LG G5 and Samsung Galaxy S7 • Don't expect another LG Nexus phone this year • Blu-ray cracking software makers are giving up • OnePlus 3 will launch this summer, report says • Skylake NUCs go fanless with this copper-clad mini-PC • Report: Apple's rushing to close iPhone hack opening after FBI decryption demand • Necropolis is like a polygonal, procedurally generated Dark Souls homage • No dongle necessary: Chromecast-like features may get built directly into televisions • Samsung's 256GB flash chips point to super-sized storage for future phones Cutting-edge GPU memory standards like GDDR5X and HBM will supercharge graphics The growth of virtual reality and life-like games has made one thing clear: PCs and mobile devices will always need better graphics. Read More ▶ FBI director: Apple encryption ruling could lead to more unlocking requests If a U.S. court grants the FBI's request for Apple to help it unlock a terrorism suspect's iPhone, the case will likely open the door to many similar law enforcement requests, the agency's director said Thursday. Read More ▶ Video A head-to-head look at the LG G5 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Having spent some time with these hot new Android phones, we've already formed a few preliminary opinions on how they stack up. Watch Now ▶ Don't expect another LG Nexus phone this year An LG spokesperson says the company wants to focus on its own brand instead of building another Google phone. Read More ▶ Blu-ray cracking software makers are giving up AnyDVD maker Slysoft ceases operations, while DVDFab vows not to decrypt 4K Blu-ray discs. Read More ▶ OnePlus 3 will launch this summer, report says OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei pledges a 'new design' and 'better buying process' for the next flagship from the Chinese company. Read More ▶ Skylake NUCs go fanless with this copper-clad mini-PC Aleutia's copper-clad Skylake PC looks slick, but the fanless design will cost you. Read More ▶ Report: Apple's rushing to close iPhone hack opening after FBI decryption demand Apple doesn't want to be in the iPhone hacking business and is looking to close the vulnerability at the center of its current fight with the FBI. Read More ▶ Necropolis is like a polygonal, procedurally generated Dark Souls homage The Shadowrun Returns devs are working on a polygonal Dark Souls homage. Weird, I know. Read More ▶ No dongle necessary: Chromecast-like features may get built directly into televisions Google may be working with Vizio and other TV makers on Cast integration, but where does that leave Android TV? Read More ▶ Samsung's 256GB flash chips point to super-sized storage for future phones Soon smartphones will come rocking 256GB onboard storage on a single chip. Read More ▶

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