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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 03, 2016 Web developers, meet WebGazer: software that turns webcams into eye-trackers Eye-tracking technology has long been the domain of high-end research, but this week new software brings it within reach for anyone with a website. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The wildest and most powerful PC hardware from Computex 2016 • 75% off Opolar LC06 Laptop Fan Cooler with Temperature Display - Deal Alert • Why PCs roared back to life at Computex 2016 • Hands-on with Samsung's Gear IconX: Wireless earbuds with step and heart-rate sensors • What performance boost will Intel's next chips deliver? • Microsoft denies forcing Windows 10 upgrades by killing the reschedule option • Now HoloLens lets you check your mail in a wall-sized mixed reality version of Outlook • PCWorld Show Episode 19: Backpack PC, Radeon RX 480 and a 3-year wait for iPhones?! • Twitter briefly considered bidding for Yahoo • 'Apocalypse Now' leads a pack of 12 movies now streaming online • Valve's Steam Machines aren't gaining steam, but they inspired wonderful creations • This is Gear Fit2, Samsung's $179 bid to out-feature other fitness wearables • How to add a Hibernate option to the Windows 10 Start menu • Report: New images show upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note with curved-edge glass The wildest and most powerful PC hardware from Computex 2016 After years of stagnation, the PC showed its wild, funky, futuristic side at Computex 2016. Read More ▶ 75% off Opolar LC06 Laptop Fan Cooler with Temperature Display - Deal Alert This highly rated laptop fan quietly and rapidly reduces both surface and internal temperature by 18 to 50 F degrees in minutes. It currently lists for just $29.99. Read More ▶ Why PCs roared back to life at Computex 2016 After last year's Computex, pundits proclaimed the PC to be dead. This year's proved that it's not just alive and kicking, but innovating like crazy. Read More ▶ Hands-on with Samsung's Gear IconX: Wireless earbuds with step and heart-rate sensors Look closely, because this may be the future of mobile music playback: Completely wire-free earbuds with built-in data tracking. Read More ▶ What performance boost will Intel's next chips deliver? Intel says it will consistently deliver 10 to 20 percent performance improvements with chips made with the 10-nanometer and 7-nanometer manufacturing processes. Read More ▶ Microsoft denies forcing Windows 10 upgrades by killing the reschedule option Sources close to Microsoft say that a report claiming it's eliminating all opt-out options from the Windows 10 upgrade is not accurate. Read More ▶ Now HoloLens lets you check your mail in a wall-sized mixed reality version of Outlook Now you can check your email or make a calendar appointment without removing Microsoft's augmented reality headset. Read More ▶ PCWorld Show Episode 19: Backpack PC, Radeon RX 480 and a 3-year wait for iPhones?! In PCWorld Show Episode 19, PCWorld editors Jon Phillips, Mark Hachman, and Gordon Mah Ung wonder if a Backpack PC isn't a thing now, discuss AMD's new $200 Radeon RX 480 and debate whether Apple just gave up on pushing out new iPhones every year. Read More ▶ Twitter briefly considered bidding for Yahoo Twitter briefly entertained the idea of a merger with Yahoo, and senior Twitter staff met Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer to discuss a possible deal. Read More ▶ 'Apocalypse Now' leads a pack of 12 movies now streaming online There's something for everyone here, across all the major streaming sites. Read More ▶ Valve's Steam Machines aren't gaining steam, but they inspired wonderful creations The Steam Machine is an interesting concept, but it's not the device PC gamers are looking for. Read More ▶ This is Gear Fit2, Samsung's $179 bid to out-feature other fitness wearables Built-in GPS. 4GB of music storage. Android notifications. And a pretty curved display. The Gear Fit2 packs a lot of razzle-dazzle for $179. Read More ▶ How to add a Hibernate option to the Windows 10 Start menu Windows 10 doesn't include Hibernate in the shut-down options by default, but it's easy enough to add it. Read More ▶ Report: New images show upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note with curved-edge glass The latest buzz is that Samsung will skip ahead in numbering and deem this next phone the Galaxy Note 7. Read More ▶

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