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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 06, 2016 Google brings universal, cross-service calendar reminders to the desktop web Google Calendar users now have the ability to add floating reminders from their desktop web browser that will follow them around to other Google services, thanks to a feature the company added Tuesday. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Vivaldi browser review: Powerful features outshine slightly sluggish performance • Nvidia's DGX-1 supercomputer packs the horsepower of 250 servers • Microsoft's new Raspberry Pi 3 kit makes it easy to create new devices • Amazon's flagship new Kindle e-reader may get slimmer thanks to a rechargeable case • Facebook adds reactions, events support, and filters to live video broadcasts • Nvidia's Pascal GPU tech specs revealed: Full CUDA count, clock speeds, and more • How mini-PCs and external graphics cards could herald the rise of the modular desktop • Amazon same-day delivery expands to 11 new cities as other retailers bail • Hands-on with Surface Hub: Microsoft's huge tablet has some productivity holes • 7 Windows taskbar tricks • Server Room Cooling Hacks for Cash-Strapped SMBs • The specs and story behind the Roborace autonomous car and its Nvidia Drive PX 2 brains • Expect several Surface Phones, but not anytime soon • Skype for Linux is lagging behind and falling apart due to Microsoft's neglect Vivaldi browser review: Powerful features outshine slightly sluggish performance Though its extreme flexibility will win converts, the new Vivaldi browser is still a little pokey for general use. Read More ▶ Nvidia's DGX-1 supercomputer packs the horsepower of 250 servers Your electric bills could soar if you kept Nvidia's monster DGX-1 computer running continuously for one month. Read More ▶ Microsoft's new Raspberry Pi 3 kit makes it easy to create new devices Microsoft wants to make the Raspberry Pi 3 computer easier to use for people who want to be makers but haven't worked with hardware before. Read More ▶ Amazon's flagship new Kindle e-reader may get slimmer thanks to a rechargeable case Amazon Kindle devices already last for weeks on one charge, but Amazon wants them to last even longer. Read More ▶ Facebook adds reactions, events support, and filters to live video broadcasts Facebook Live video broadcasts are getting reactions, filters, groups and events support, and more. Read More ▶ Nvidia's Pascal GPU tech specs revealed: Full CUDA count, clock speeds, and more Here's what Nvidia's monstrous new Pascal GPU looks like under the hood. Let's dive into the tech specs. Read More ▶ How mini-PCs and external graphics cards could herald the rise of the modular desktop Intel and Razer may have cracked the code to modular computing with more powerful NUCs and external graphics cards. Read More ▶ Amazon same-day delivery expands to 11 new cities as other retailers bail Amazon Prime subscribers can now get free same-day delivery in more than 1,000 U.S. cities and towns. Read More ▶ Hands-on with Surface Hub: Microsoft's huge tablet has some productivity holes As hardware, Microsoft's collaborative Surface Hub is undeniably breathtaking. As software, we expected to see Cortana and more multitasking features, but Microsoft says some of the limitations are by design. Read More ▶ 7 Windows taskbar tricks That bar of icons at the bottom of the desktop isn't just for pretty pictures. Here are a few ways to configure the taskbar and make Windows easier to use. Read More ▶ Server Room Cooling Hacks for Cash-Strapped SMBs When you're working with a small server room and an even smaller budget, keeping the equipment cool is the least of your concerns. But overheated servers will struggle to function—for every 18 degrees F above 70 degrees F, electronics reliability is reduced by 50 percent according to the Uptime Institute. Read More ▶ The specs and story behind the Roborace autonomous car and its Nvidia Drive PX 2 brains You'll find no driver and no cockpit, but plenty of processing power in Roborace's autonomous racecar, thanks to Nvidia's lunchbox-sized Drive PX 2 supercomputer. Read More ▶ Expect several Surface Phones, but not anytime soon Long-rumored Surface phones may not arrive until 2017 as Microsoft puts its phone plans on ice. Read More ▶ Skype for Linux is lagging behind and falling apart due to Microsoft's neglect Many features are missing, and the features it has don't work reliably. Read More ▶

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