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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 27, 2016 Google Calendar takes the headache out of scheduling work meetings Google Calendar's Android app has a new feature aimed at taking the headache out of scheduling meetings. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cyberlink PowerDVD 16 review: Enough new features to justify upgrading (from PowerDVD 14, at least) • Why Tim Cook is still optimistic after Apple's growth stalled in Q2 2016 • Intel declares independence from the PC as it lays out a broader 5-point strategy • Intel calls for the end of the headphone jack with USB-C replacement • TiVo revamps its Roamio OTA set-top box and drops the subscription charge • Ubuntu 16.04's support for the ZFS file system may violate the General Public License • 4 password managers that make online security effortless • Nintendo's mysterious 'NX' gaming platform to be launched in March 2017 • Windows 10 Preview Build 14332 makes quests out of bug bashing • 10 essential pen-friendly Windows apps • Google's EU antitrust problems could get compounded by Getty Images' complaint • Apple stumbles in the world's biggest smartphone market • HTC doubles down on VR with new Vive X accelerator • Samsung's Artik 10, a challenger to Raspberry Pi 3, will ship next month Cyberlink PowerDVD 16 review: Enough new features to justify upgrading (from PowerDVD 14, at least) The biggest new feature is support for streaming to set-top boxes such as AppleTV, Roku, and Chromecast. Read More ▶ Why Tim Cook is still optimistic after Apple's growth stalled in Q2 2016 Apple made $10 billion last quarter, but the rapid growth of 2015 has slowed, and Q2 2016 saw the first decline in year-over-year revenue in 13 years. Read More ▶ Intel declares independence from the PC as it lays out a broader 5-point strategy Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich published what could only be called a manifesto describing how Intel is now a company that powers the cloud and billions of connected computing devices. And the PC? It's just another 'connected thing' in this new world order. Read More ▶ Intel calls for the end of the headphone jack with USB-C replacement USB-C may not only lead a revolution in PC design, it may also change our smartphones and tablets forever. Read More ▶ TiVo revamps its Roamio OTA set-top box and drops the subscription charge TiVo's Roamio OTA DVR for cord cutters doubles the storage and makes lifetime pricing permanent. Read More ▶ Ubuntu 16.04's support for the ZFS file system may violate the General Public License Canonical is challenging a legal gray area that Linux distributions have avoided—until now. Read More ▶ 4 password managers that make online security effortless From complex-password generation and storage to auto-login and syncing across desktop and mobile devices, these programs make it so easy to keep your sensitive info safe. Read More ▶ Nintendo's mysterious 'NX' gaming platform to be launched in March 2017 Nintendo's new 'NX' gaming platform will be launched worldwide in March next year, the company said Wednesday without providing details on the new console that has been shrouded in secrecy. Read More ▶ Windows 10 Preview Build 14332 makes quests out of bug bashing Want to help Microsoft bash some bugs? Download the Fast ring build 14332 and lend a hand. Read More ▶ 10 essential pen-friendly Windows apps Put that slick Surface Pen to work with these ink-happy tools for your laptop-tablet hybrid. Read More ▶ Google's EU antitrust problems could get compounded by Getty Images' complaint Getty Images, a long-time critic of Google's image search functionality, plans on Wednesday to file a competition law complaint against the search giant with the European Commission. Read More ▶ Apple stumbles in the world's biggest smartphone market Last year, Apple was on a gravy train in China. Sales of the iPhone were booming, and the country looked poised to overtake the U.S. in terms of its contribution to Apple's business. Suddenly, things don't look so rosy. Read More ▶ HTC doubles down on VR with new Vive X accelerator HTC announced it will lead a $100 million virtual reality accelerator fund to cultivate the VR ecosystem by supporting startups. Read More ▶ Samsung's Artik 10, a challenger to Raspberry Pi 3, will ship next month Samsung will start shipping from next month the eight-core Artik 10 board computer, a challenger to Raspberry Pi 3. Read More ▶

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