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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 26, 2016 Dropbox Infinite is what OneDrive placeholders should've been Once again, a competitor borrows a great feature from Microsoft but offers a far superior design. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Dropbox wants to stretch desktop file storage to infinity • How to save items for later on Facebook • AMD Radeon Pro Duo grabs top graphics spot for now • Microsoft launches Lumia BOGO deal to boost fading Windows phone sales • Facebook's rumored camera app sounds like a Snapchat-Periscope hybrid • 9 ways to make the most of Google Calendar for Android and iOS • Google wants to style your wrist with its MODE easy-to-swap watchbands • The Charter-Time Warner Cable deal includes concessions for cord cutters • Sirin Labs to sell mysterious SP1 phone for the privacy conscious • Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu phone available to U.S. buyers for $370 • U.S. efforts to build next-gen supercomputer take shape • Gmail for Android now supports Exchange on all devices • Time Warner's Turner aims for cinephiles with FilmStruck streaming service • Europe places a billion-euro bet on quantum computing Dropbox wants to stretch desktop file storage to infinity Dropbox has a futuristic vision for how its users will be able to share massive files and have quick access to them on their computers, without their hard drives overflowing. Read More ▶ How to save items for later on Facebook No search? No problem. Just send the post to your saved section of Facebook and come back to it later. Read More ▶ AMD Radeon Pro Duo grabs top graphics spot for now AMD's overdue dual-GPU Radeon Pro Duo may be fast enough to bump Nvidia's Titan X, but for $1,500, it had better be fast. Don't get too comfortable, though: Pascal could ruin the party in the near future. Read More ▶ Microsoft launches Lumia BOGO deal to boost fading Windows phone sales Microsoft admitted it couldn't sell its Lumia smartphones, so now it's giving them away. The two-for-one deal expires May 1 or while supplies last. Read More ▶ Facebook's rumored camera app sounds like a Snapchat-Periscope hybrid Facebook wants another shot at spontaneous photo and video sharing with a standalone camera app. Read More ▶ 9 ways to make the most of Google Calendar for Android and iOS Google's slick, modern-looking Calendar app for Android and iOS practically reads your mind as you're creating an event, suggesting times, people and places that you can quickly add with a tap. Read More ▶ Google wants to style your wrist with its MODE easy-to-swap watchbands The Android Wear watchbands come in a variety of different sizes and styles and feature a clasping mechanism that make it easy to switch them out. Read More ▶ The Charter-Time Warner Cable deal includes concessions for cord cutters The combined cable company will be data cap-free for seven years, and won't impede new streaming services from TV networks. Read More ▶ Sirin Labs to sell mysterious SP1 phone for the privacy conscious An international group of investors announced today that Sirin Labs, a startup with $72 million in venture funding, is planning to create a smartphone that combines premium performance and functionality with strong privacy protection. Read More ▶ Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu phone available to U.S. buyers for $370 If you've always wanted an Ubuntu phone, Meizu's Pro 5 is a compelling option, and it's easily available to U.S. buyers. Read More ▶ U.S. efforts to build next-gen supercomputer take shape The goal is now an exascale computer by 2023, which will consume the output of a small power plant all to itself. Read More ▶ Gmail for Android now supports Exchange on all devices No longer limited to Nexus devices, you can now use Gmail to handle all your work and personal email. Read More ▶ Time Warner's Turner aims for cinephiles with FilmStruck streaming service Turner's FIlmStruck streaming service will offer art house and indie films, and steals the Criterion Collection from Hulu. Read More ▶ Europe places a billion-euro bet on quantum computing The European Commission plans to invest a billion euros in quantum computing as part of a larger initiative to strengthen Europe's competitiveness in the digital economy. Read More ▶

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