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Top Stories @PCWorld May 12, 2016 Dangerous 7-Zip flaws put many other software products at risk Two vulnerabilities recently patched in 7-Zip could put many software products and devices who bundle the open-source file archiving library at risk of compromise. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • After smashing two Atoms, Intel sees mobile future in atomic research • Opera rolls out power-saving mode, claims battery life can be extended 50% • When water, coffee, or liquid spills on your laptop, do this • Microsoft has given its Sunrise Calendar app a sunset date • How toy street lamps are shedding new light on quantum computing • Google to bring 'Gboard' features to Android • Mozilla asks FBI for details on potential Firefox vulnerability used in Tor hack • Report: Apple will stop selling iTunes music downloads in as little as two years • Google's Gboard is a feature-packed iPhone keyboard with baked-in search capabilities • Nest releases open-source version of Thread networking protocol for smart devices • Fender FXA6 Pro in-ear monitors review: These earphones are something special • Raumfeld Stereo M bookshelf speakers review: Old-school style, state-of-the-art features • Evernote and Google team up to show Drive-stored content directly inside your notes • Raumfeld WiFi Soundbar review: This speaker and subwoofer duo delivers a powerful 1-2 punch After smashing two Atoms, Intel sees mobile future in atomic research Weeks after abandoning work on two Atom mobile processors, Intel is teaming up on future mobile technologies with researchers from a French atomic energy lab. Read More ▶ Opera rolls out power-saving mode, claims battery life can be extended 50% Opera announced a special low-power mode for its browser, which promises to dramatically extend battery life through optimizations. Read More ▶ When water, coffee, or liquid spills on your laptop, do this A water spill can seriously mess up a laptop. Soft drinks or alcohol can do much worse. Work quickly and you might be able to save it. Read More ▶ Microsoft has given its Sunrise Calendar app a sunset date The Sunrise Calendar app will be sunsetting on August 31, the team behind it said in a blog post Wednesday. In the next few days, the app will no longer be available from the iOS App Store and Google Play Store. Read More ▶ How toy street lamps are shedding new light on quantum computing If you've ever had a train set, you might remember the tiny street lamps that are often part of the model landscape. Today, the bulbs from those toy lamps are helping to shed light on quantum computing. Read More ▶ Google to bring 'Gboard' features to Android Gboard's ability to quickly perform a Google search and drop in GIFs would certainly be welcome on the company's own operating system. Read More ▶ Mozilla asks FBI for details on potential Firefox vulnerability used in Tor hack Mozilla has asked a court that it should be provided information on a vulnerability in the Tor browser ahead of it being provided to a defendant in a lawsuit, as the browser is based in part on Firefox browser code. Read More ▶ Report: Apple will stop selling iTunes music downloads in as little as two years A new report claims that Apple is planning to "terminate" iTunes Store downloads in favor of Apple Music streaming. Read More ▶ Google's Gboard is a feature-packed iPhone keyboard with baked-in search capabilities Google's Gboard virtual keyboard for iPhone is designed to make your life easier with native Google search, GIFs, and emoji support. Read More ▶ Nest releases open-source version of Thread networking protocol for smart devices Thread, an open wireless protocol for the Internet of things, is getting a boost from one of its biggest boosters, Google-owned Nest Labs. Read More ▶ Fender FXA6 Pro in-ear monitors review: These earphones are something special You might think they're expensive at $400, but their sound and fit rival custom-made monitors that cost nearly three times more. Read More ▶ Raumfeld Stereo M bookshelf speakers review: Old-school style, state-of-the-art features These loudspeakers only look like they came from a '70s catalog. Read More ▶ Evernote and Google team up to show Drive-stored content directly inside your notes Evernote and Google may be competitors when it comes to notes, but the two companies are burying the hatchet so you can view your Google Drive-stored content directly inside your Evernote notes. Read More ▶ Raumfeld WiFi Soundbar review: This speaker and subwoofer duo delivers a powerful 1-2 punch The combo delivers very solid performances with both movies and music, and it can be incorporated into a multi-room audio system. Read More ▶

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