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Top Stories @PCWorld May 04, 2016 IBM's wants you to tap into its quantum processor for free A quantum computer for the people isn't just a theoretical dream; IBM is trying to make it a reality. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Google Slides makes it easier to talk back to presenters • Bowers & Wilkins P5 Wireless headphones review: So expensive, so good • Microsoft's Solair acquisition could expand its IoT services • Opera releases the browser it's trained to kill ads in Android and Windows • 5 secure habits for privacy-obsessed PC users • Microsoft's Solair acquisition could expand its Internet of Things services • Google, Fiat Chrysler team up to build self-driving minivans • Sharepoint's going mobile with a new app this year • May the Fourth be with you: 4 Star Wars tech tributes you can actually use • Quantum computers pose a huge threat to security, and the NIST wants your help • Should you pay sales tax on Internet purchases? South Dakota law could be the test • Google dreams of injecting electronics into eyeballs • Google turns on HTTPS for all Blogspot blogs • BlackBerry's BBM for Android and iOS adds video chat Google Slides makes it easier to talk back to presenters Google is trying to save presentation audiences from having to sit through long rambling questions with a new feature it added to its Slides software on Wednesday. Read More ▶ Bowers & Wilkins P5 Wireless headphones review: So expensive, so good This could be the best sounding set of wireless on-ear headphones that you'll ever clamp to your skull. If you can afford it. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Solair acquisition could expand its IoT services Microsoft dove deeper into Internet of Things technology on Tuesday with the acquisition of Solair, an Italian company that operates a cloud-based IoT platform. Read More ▶ Opera releases the browser it's trained to kill ads in Android and Windows Opera now offers ad blocking as part of its "stable," generally available browsers for Windows and Android. Expect dramatically faster page loads, though at the expense of the sites serving them to you. Read More ▶ 5 secure habits for privacy-obsessed PC users Are you getting a little sloppy with your security? Time to shape up. Practice these five habits to protect your data at home, in the office and out in the world. Read More ▶ Microsoft's Solair acquisition could expand its Internet of Things services Microsoft dove deeper into Internet of Things technology on Tuesday with the acquisition of Solair, an Italian company that operates a cloud-based IoT platform. Read More ▶ Google, Fiat Chrysler team up to build self-driving minivans Alphabet's Google Self-Driving Car Project has teamed with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to work directly for the first time with an automaker on developing autonomous vehicles. Read More ▶ Sharepoint's going mobile with a new app this year Microsoft SharePoint is getting a number of updates over the coming year, to benefit the more than 200,000 companies using it today. Read More ▶ May the Fourth be with you: 4 Star Wars tech tributes you can actually use These 4 May fourth tech tributes will add a little extra fun to Star Wars Day. Read More ▶ Quantum computers pose a huge threat to security, and the NIST wants your help It's no secret that quantum computers could render many of today's encryption methods useless, and now the National Institute of Standards and Technology wants the public to help it head off that threat. Read More ▶ Should you pay sales tax on Internet purchases? South Dakota law could be the test A new South Dakota law may end up determining whether most U.S. residents are required to pay sales taxes on their Internet purchases. Read More ▶ Google dreams of injecting electronics into eyeballs Google's crazy intra-ocular device patent promises assisted vision and augmented reality. Read More ▶ Google turns on HTTPS for all Blogspot blogs All blogs hosted on Google's blogspot.com domain can now be accessed over an encrypted HTTPS connection. Read More ▶ BlackBerry's BBM for Android and iOS adds video chat BBM on Android and iOS now has video chat. Read More ▶

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