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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 07, 2016 Outlook for iOS and Android gets new calendar integrations Users of Outlook for iOS and Android now have new ways to get important reminders and events into their calendars, thanks to integrations that Microsoft unveiled Thursday morning. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Nvidia's screaming Tesla P100 GPU will power one of the world's fastest computers • Turn your Xbox One into a developer machine for universal Windows apps • Newegg customer service comes to Facebook Messenger • How to remove Live Tiles from the Windows 10 Start menu • Microsoft's first taste of its Windows 10 Anniversary Update appears in Insider build • This Raspberry Pi-infused Game Boy is the ultimate retro gaming emulator • Microsoft's new Raspberry Pi 3 kit makes it easy to create new devices • IBM's Power chips hit the big time at Google • LG Gram 15 review: You won't find a more portable 15-inch laptop • PCWorld Show Episode 11: Nvidia's Pascal, self-driving race cars, HTC Vive, and Surface Hub • LG G5 nabs an 8/10 repairability score from iFixit teardown • Chromecast is now getting built into hotel TV systems • It's 2016, and Reddit just launched official iOS and Android apps • AI just 3D printed a brand-new Rembrandt, and it's shockingly good Nvidia's screaming Tesla P100 GPU will power one of the world's fastest computers It didn't take long for Nvidia's monstrous Tesla P100 GPU to make its mark in an ongoing race to build the world's fastest computers. Read More ▶ Turn your Xbox One into a developer machine for universal Windows apps Microsoft is bridging the gap between Windows PCs and Xbox with a new application development feature on the popular game console. Read More ▶ Newegg customer service comes to Facebook Messenger Newegg is moving to Facebook Messenger to answer all your questions and concerns about graphics cards, RAM, and motherboards. Read More ▶ How to remove Live Tiles from the Windows 10 Start menu Say you're just not feeling Windows 10's Live Tiles, it's possible to banish them from the Start menu for a minimalist vibe. Read More ▶ Microsoft's first taste of its Windows 10 Anniversary Update appears in Insider build Microsoft gave users their first big taste of new features in its Windows 10 Anniversary Update with a new beta build of its operating system released Wednesday. Read More ▶ This Raspberry Pi-infused Game Boy is the ultimate retro gaming emulator A hacker took a Game Boy and a Raspberry Pi Zero to create some retro-gaming magic. 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 ▶ IBM's Power chips hit the big time at Google Google and Rackspace are designing a server based on IBM's upcoming Power9 processor, a sure sign that Intel is no longer the only game in town for cloud service providers. Read More ▶ LG Gram 15 review: You won't find a more portable 15-inch laptop With a 15.6-inch screen squeezed into a 2.14-pound body, LG's biggest ultrabook is impressive despite its flaws. 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 ▶ LG G5 nabs an 8/10 repairability score from iFixit teardown There are modular components inside and out, which will help those who would rather make minor repairs when something goes awry. 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 ▶ It's 2016, and Reddit just launched official iOS and Android apps The official Reddit app is fast and free, replacing the need for third-party clients. 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 ▶

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