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Top Stories @PCWorld May 11, 2016 R.I.P. VGA: Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1080 dumps analog support, following Intel and AMD's lead Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1080 says goodbye to VGA support by ditching DVI-I connections. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Bowers & Wilkins T7 Portable Wireless Speaker review: Big sound with a few small problems • Attack of the bots! 10 AI helpers you can try today • WhatsApp expands to the desktop with Windows and Mac software • Civilization VI abandons the stars to bring back Gandhi and the gang this October • Microsoft's killing Windows 10's controversial Wi-Fi Sense password sharing feature • Latest Windows 10 Insider preview build's small touches add up to a major update • Logitech smart car mount transforms your dumb car into a connected one • Hackers are exploiting an unpatched Flash Player vulnerability, Adobe warns • Dropbox goes off to college with new Education service • Adobe adds data-science muscle to its cloud services • Pebble is quietly becoming a much better smartwatch • No, Netflix isn't saving you from 160 hours of ads per year • Instagram unveils revamped icon and interface tweaks • Eric Schmidt plays good defense at the Oracle-Google trial Bowers & Wilkins T7 Portable Wireless Speaker review: Big sound with a few small problems Few Bluetooth speakers sound or look as good as the T7 Portable Wireless Speaker, but it has some flaws. Read More ▶ Attack of the bots! 10 AI helpers you can try today With everyone from Microsoft to Facebook to Slack singing the praises of bots, it's time you see what all the fuss is about. Read More ▶ WhatsApp expands to the desktop with Windows and Mac software WhatsApp is taking its popular messaging service to the desktop with a new Mac and Windows app released Tuesday. Read More ▶ Civilization VI abandons the stars to bring back Gandhi and the gang this October Call of Duty went to space this year, so Civilization decided to head back to history. Read More ▶ Microsoft's killing Windows 10's controversial Wi-Fi Sense password sharing feature Wi-Fi Sense is gone from the latest Windows 10 Insider build and will probably disappear from your Windows 10 machines this summer. Read More ▶ Latest Windows 10 Insider preview build's small touches add up to a major update Preview build 14342 is out for Insider users on the fast ring for Windows 10 for PCs. The new build adds desktop notifications for Edge, improved dark theme support, and more. Read More ▶ Logitech smart car mount transforms your dumb car into a connected one The new car mount and connected Android app supports voice commands for text messages, calls, and streaming with Spotify. Read More ▶ Hackers are exploiting an unpatched Flash Player vulnerability, Adobe warns Adobe Systems is working on a patch for a critical vulnerability in Flash Player that hackers are already exploiting in attacks, but has released other security patches for Reader, Acrobat and ColdFusion. Read More ▶ Dropbox goes off to college with new Education service Dropbox launched a new service on Tuesday to help graduate students, college faculty and staff collaborate on files while they're at school. Read More ▶ Adobe adds data-science muscle to its cloud services Adobe on Wednesday announced a host of new algorithms in its cloud services designed to help brands uncover new patterns and put them to work. Read More ▶ Pebble is quietly becoming a much better smartwatch Pebble smartwatches get detailed fitness tracking and new ways to send text messages. Read More ▶ No, Netflix isn't saving you from 160 hours of ads per year A widely-circulated report suggests Netflix could cut six days of commercial viewing out of your life ever year, but the real effect is more subtle. Read More ▶ Instagram unveils revamped icon and interface tweaks The nostalgic logo is out, with the new app icon embracing the trendy move to flat design and sharp colors. Read More ▶ Eric Schmidt plays good defense at the Oracle-Google trial Eric Schmidt took the witness stand Tuesday in Oracle's copyright infringement lawsuit against Google, and he gave little ground during some tense exchanges with Oracle's attorney. Read More ▶

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