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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 19, 2016 Wild Vegas VR porn experience gives room service a new twist The VR Bangers Hotel Experience coming to Las Vegas hotels lets you rent VR porn shot in a room that mimics your own. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Adobe on QuickTime: You're up the creek without a paddle • YouTube rolling out live 360-degree videos with immersive Coachella experience • Raspberry Pi 3 review: The revolutionary $35 mini-PC cures its biggest headaches • 5 Gmail hacks that help you master your messages • Meet a handheld server with a 13-terabyte SSD • Mesosphere open sources DC/OS data center management platform • Vizio's latest 4K TVs make eye-popping HDR more affordable • Sony cranks up optical disc storage to 3.3TB • Outdated Git version in OS X puts developers at risk • Quantum computing, here we come: A qubit data bus may soon be possible • This electric bike is made for Imperial Stormtroopers • Denon announces a major expansion of its HEOS multi-room audio system without naming a single new model • Netflix stops insisting it will never support offline videos • Google Camera 3.2 lets you snap pictures while recording video Adobe on QuickTime: You're up the creek without a paddle Adobe Creative Cloud users at risk while company scrambles to find a fix for insecure and abandoned QuickTime. Read More ▶ YouTube rolling out live 360-degree videos with immersive Coachella experience YouTube 360-degree live video is here, and you're first chance to see it will probably be during the Coachella festival on Saturday and Sunday. Read More ▶ Raspberry Pi 3 review: The revolutionary $35 mini-PC cures its biggest headaches The Raspberry Pi 3's subtle improvements add up to a major usability and performance upgrade. Read More ▶ 5 Gmail hacks that help you master your messages Make Gmail better by turning emails into to-dos, tuning out distracting conversations, and more. Read More ▶ Meet a handheld server with a 13-terabyte SSD Fixstars' Olive is like the Raspberry Pi of servers, but with a twist -- it packs 13TB of solid-state drive storage in a system that could be held in one hand. Read More ▶ Mesosphere open sources DC/OS data center management platform Cloud computing startup Mesosphere has decided to open source its platform for managing data center resources, with the backing of over 60 tech companies, including Microsoft, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Cisco Systems. Read More ▶ Vizio's latest 4K TVs make eye-popping HDR more affordable HDR gets cheaper with Vizio's 2016 M-Series TVs, starting at $850 for a 50-inch set. Read More ▶ Sony cranks up optical disc storage to 3.3TB Optical discs like Blu-ray are losing favor, but Sony and Panasonic don't seem to care. The companies have cranked up the storage capacity on optical media to a stunning 3.3TB. Read More ▶ Outdated Git version in OS X puts developers at risk The OS X command line developer tools include an old version of the Git source code management system that exposes Mac users to remote code execution attacks. Read More ▶ Quantum computing, here we come: A qubit data bus may soon be possible Transporting information from one place to another is a key part of any computing platform, and now researchers have figured out a way to make it possible in the quantum world. Read More ▶ This electric bike is made for Imperial Stormtroopers Zeitgeist's carbon-fiber electric bike will go up to 100 miles on a charge and looks like it was built for the Empire. Read More ▶ Denon announces a major expansion of its HEOS multi-room audio system without naming a single new model The odd press release details many new features, but says nothing of pricing, availability, or even the names of the new models. Read More ▶ Netflix stops insisting it will never support offline videos Netflix learns to never say never about downloading videos for offline viewing. Read More ▶ Google Camera 3.2 lets you snap pictures while recording video The update also makes several interface improvements, though it's only for Nexus devices. Read More ▶

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