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Best of PCWorld Apr 08, 2016 Fastballs and feathered friends Baseball, birds, and other warm-weather subjects are available streaming this week. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • That moment when you realize you're exchanging emails with a robot • Korea's working on a cool combination: 5G and the Winter Olympics • Apple's aging Mac Pro is falling way behind Windows rivals • Hyperlinking to unlawfully published copyright images is still legal, says top European judge • AI just 3D printed a brand-new Rembrandt, and it's shockingly good • Google+ update to bring notification screen improvements once Google finally flips the switch • PCWorld Show Episode 11: Nvidia's Pascal, self-driving race cars, HTC Vive, and Surface Hub • The latest Flash zero-day was used to spread Cerber ransomware • Slow growth ahead for IT spending, Gartner says • Chromecast is now getting built into hotel TV systems • SwiftKey's new ShakeSpeak keyboard helps you write like the Bard That moment when you realize you're exchanging emails with a robot Next time you try to schedule a meeting with someone and an assistant named Amy or Andrew Ingram sets up the logistics, here's a pro tip: You may be chatting with a robot. Read More ▶ Korea's working on a cool combination: 5G and the Winter Olympics South Korean carrier KT has said it wants to launch the first 5G network at the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang. On Thursday, KT announced a successful trial of one potential 5G technology in that mountain resort region. Read More ▶ Apple's aging Mac Pro is falling way behind Windows rivals Apple's Mac Pro is aging fast, especially with significantly faster Windows desktops being introduced in recent weeks. Read More ▶ Hyperlinking to unlawfully published copyright images is still legal, says top European judge Publishing hyperlinks to photos from, say, Playboy magazine is legal -- even if the website linked to doesn't have permission to publish the images, a top European Union judge has said. Read More ▶ AI just 3D printed a brand-new Rembrandt, and it's shockingly good There's already plenty of angst out there about the prospect of jobs lost to AI, but this week, artists got a fresh reason to be concerned. Read More ▶ Google+ update to bring notification screen improvements once Google finally flips the switch A series of changes first showed up in an app update, but it appears Google has reversed course and taken them back. Read More ▶ PCWorld Show Episode 11: Nvidia's Pascal, self-driving race cars, HTC Vive, and Surface Hub Jon, Melissa, and Gordon discuss Nvidia's new super Pascal GPU, how cool HTC Vive is, and Surface Hub. Read More ▶ The latest Flash zero-day was used to spread Cerber ransomware The latest zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Systems' Flash player has been used over the last few days to distribute ransomware called Cerber, email security vendor Proofpoint said. Read More ▶ Slow growth ahead for IT spending, Gartner says The days of go-go, double-digit growth for tech are long gone and do not appear to be on the way back anytime soon. Read More ▶ Chromecast is now getting built into hotel TV systems Chromecast's hotel version lets you bring your own apps and subscriptions to the guest room. Read More ▶ SwiftKey's new ShakeSpeak keyboard helps you write like the Bard The unusual tribute keyboard comes just before the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. Read More ▶

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