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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 16, 2016 Samsung's Edge display gets smarter as part of Marshmallow update The Galaxy S6 Edge and Edge+ curved displays can now launch specific tasks and keep you up-to-date on all the latest news. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Permanent 'Superman crystal' holographic storage is etched with the Bible, Magna Carta • Non-stick wings keeps bugs off aircraft • Apple sharpens focus on India with new maps development center • LG details its mid-range Stylus 2 in advance of Mobile World Congress • Hulu's Windows 10 app has a weird way of talking to Cortana • Meet Sense. It's like Amazon's Echo, but with eyes and ears instead of ears and a mouth • A DirectX 12 rival emerges: Khronos Group releases Vulkan 1.0 graphics API specification • CBS's Grammy stream failures are another cautionary tale for live online video • Xen's latest hypervisor updates are missing some security patches • Vaio, Fujitsu, and Toshiba may join forces as a PC supergroup • Better than OLED? That's the pitch Sony is making for its high-end LCD TVs Permanent 'Superman crystal' holographic storage is etched with the Bible, Magna Carta Researchers at the U. of Southampton take another step ahead in holographic storage, actually encoding documents inside a crystal that can last for billions of years. Next up: finding a commercial partner. Read More ▶ Video Non-stick wings keeps bugs off aircraft NASA researchers are investigating non-stick wing surfaces that help aircraft fly more efficiently and new flaps that can reduce take off and landing noise around airports. Watch Now ▶ Apple sharpens focus on India with new maps development center Apple is setting up a development center in India, a move that is seen to reflect the company's growing focus on the local market. Read More ▶ LG details its mid-range Stylus 2 in advance of Mobile World Congress The stylus will even alert you if it gets too far away from the phone. Read More ▶ Hulu's Windows 10 app has a weird way of talking to Cortana "Hey Cortana, Hulu play Family Guy." This is how Microsoft does voice search with Windows 10 apps. Read More ▶ Meet Sense. It's like Amazon's Echo, but with eyes and ears instead of ears and a mouth This connected-home hub connects to the cloud, but keeps all your data local and private, including the video from its onboard security camera. Read More ▶ A DirectX 12 rival emerges: Khronos Group releases Vulkan 1.0 graphics API specification The Vulkan graphics API is finally here, but does it bring a dramatic change in PC gaming with it? Read More ▶ CBS's Grammy stream failures are another cautionary tale for live online video Last night's Grammys were the latest in a long line of streaming event failures. Read More ▶ Xen's latest hypervisor updates are missing some security patches The Xen Project released new versions of its virtual machine hypervisor, but forgot to fully include two security patches that had been previously made available. Read More ▶ Vaio, Fujitsu, and Toshiba may join forces as a PC supergroup The CEO of the holding company that owns Vaio says the Sony spin-off wants to merge with the PC units of Fujitsu and Toshiba to create a new Japanese PC giant. Read More ▶ Better than OLED? That's the pitch Sony is making for its high-end LCD TVs Sony announces pricing and availability of the TVs it announced at CES. Read More ▶

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