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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 21, 2016 Opera browser build adds a first: Free, unlimited VPN for secure surfing After Opera successfully integrated native ad blocking into its browser, its next trick is even more dramatic: a free, built-in VPN, with unlimited bandwidth to boot. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Your PC has malware! Here's how to remove it • Ubuntu 16.04 LTS brings big changes to the Linux desktop • Dropbox is dropping Windows XP support—and Windows XP users—this summer • 9 free Windows programs that solve Wi-Fi woes • Acer puts liquid cooling in its Switch Alpha 12 tablet • Here's what the new Intel will look like • Facebook Messenger adds group voice calls • Meet the new Ubuntu: A Linux release tailor-made for enterprises • Microsoft Windows 10 Mobile Build 14237 adds texting via PC, strips out Skype • Comcast's Roku and Samsung TV apps will free customers from cable boxes • Google search will soon show live TV listings • Intel's tablet adventure is looking more like its netbook disaster • Hands-on: CCP's Project Nova melds fast-action gunplay with EVE Online's universe • EVE Valkyrie's new Carrier Assault mode will fulfill your Millennium Falcon dreams Your PC has malware! Here's how to remove it Malware is designed to stay put. You should be able to get rid of the malicious code with these steps. Read More ▶ Ubuntu 16.04 LTS brings big changes to the Linux desktop Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is more private, more flexible, and more user friendly than ever before. Read More ▶ Dropbox is dropping Windows XP support—and Windows XP users—this summer There will be no official way to use Dropbox on Windows XP past August 2016. Read More ▶ 9 free Windows programs that solve Wi-Fi woes Want to make your wireless connections safer and faster? We review nine free Windows apps that can help you monitor performance and safety at home, in the office or in the wild. Read More ▶ Acer puts liquid cooling in its Switch Alpha 12 tablet One wouldn't typically imagine liquid cooling in a tablet, but Acer has pulled it off with its latest Switch Alpha 12. Read More ▶ Here's what the new Intel will look like The PC market has been in trouble for ages, but last year took the biscuit. Shipments dropped below 300 million for the first time since 2008, and IDC declared it the worst year in history. That explains a lot about what happened at Intel this week. Read More ▶ Facebook Messenger adds group voice calls Now you and 49 of your closest friends can have a free, voice call on Facebook Messenger. Read More ▶ Meet the new Ubuntu: A Linux release tailor-made for enterprises Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS is now out, and its extended support makes it particularly suitable for businesses. Here's an overview of what you can expect to find. Read More ▶ Microsoft Windows 10 Mobile Build 14237 adds texting via PC, strips out Skype A new test build of Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile allows you to send texts from your Windows 10 PC via your phone. Read More ▶ Comcast's Roku and Samsung TV apps will free customers from cable boxes Comcast readies Roku and Samsung TV apps as it tries to prevent a truly open cable box market. Read More ▶ Google search will soon show live TV listings What time is the Game of Thrones TV premiere? Just ask Google search. Read More ▶ Intel's tablet adventure is looking more like its netbook disaster Intel's rise and fall in tablets are starting to resemble the company's misadventures in netbooks less than a decade ago. Read More ▶ Hands-on: CCP's Project Nova melds fast-action gunplay with EVE Online's universe Project Nova is CCP's new first-person shooter set in the EVE universe, rising from the ashes of Project Legion. Read More ▶ EVE Valkyrie's new Carrier Assault mode will fulfill your Millennium Falcon dreams Maybe you'll never be as suave as Lando Calrissian, but you'll still feel pretty cool blowing up a massive ship from the inside in EVE Valkyrie's new Carrier Assault mode. Read More ▶

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