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Best of PCWorld Feb 03, 2017 The new Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition is the little Linux laptop that can Dell's XPS 13 Developer Edition, now with Kaby Lake and Ubuntu 16.04, is the best mainstream Linux laptop around. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Tested: The truth behind the MacBook Pro's 'terrible' battery life • January's powerful new PC hardware: Next-gen chips, wild cases, exotic laptops, and more • New Windows 10 preview adds helpful features for blind users, tweaks new Night Light mode • Watch War of the Worlds: Siri and Alexa are frenemies, China stops stupid drones and more • 15 obscure Steam features that can power up your PC gaming • The safest ways to lend someone your Android phone • Hands-on: HP's Lap Dock helps your Windows Phone feel more like a real PC • Windows 10 Creators Update could ship March 31, and we're already worried about bugs • How to stop Windows 10 from rebooting after updates • Asus ZenBook Flip (UX360CA-DBM2T) review: A sleek, affordable 2-in-1 for everyday tasks • 3 great Read It Later apps for saving articles and other content White Paper: NetApp 2016 Magic Quadrant for Solid State Arrays Gain insights into the rapidly evolving market for solid-state arrays with this Gartner report. Discover vendor strengths and the criteria that must be met to be positioned in the leaders' quadrant. Read More ▶ Tested: The truth behind the MacBook Pro's 'terrible' battery life Most reviewers said the MacBook Pro's battery life was great. Many users said the MacBook Pro's battery life was terrible, and Consumer Reports agreed until it changed its mind. Who's right? We ran a bunch of benchmarks to find out. Read More ▶ January's powerful new PC hardware: Next-gen chips, wild cases, exotic laptops, and more PC enthusiasts witnessed an onslaught of wild new computer hardware in January, from Radeon Vega's reveal to AMD Ryzen and Intel's Kaby Lake chips. Read More ▶ New Windows 10 preview adds helpful features for blind users, tweaks new Night Light mode Windows 10 Insider preview build 15025 adds some important features to Windows 10's Ease of Access capabilities, as well as a fully functional night light. Read More ▶ Watch War of the Worlds: Siri and Alexa are frenemies, China stops stupid drones and more In this week's War of the Worlds, we debate topics including: Can Alexa and Siri be frenemies? Has China found the answer to stupid drone tricks? Watch us hash it out here. Read More ▶ 15 obscure Steam features that can power up your PC gaming Steam can do a whole lot more than let you buy and play games. Buckle up and get ready to dive deep into Steam's hidden features for power users. Read More ▶ The safest ways to lend someone your Android phone You can let people borrow your device without revealing your open apps, browser tabs, or personal data. Read More ▶ Hands-on: HP's Lap Dock helps your Windows Phone feel more like a real PC HP's Lap Dock is an elegant way to dock your Windows phone to a convenient laptop form factor. For all of its class, however, it hides a few nitpicks and a more serious flaw. Read More ▶ Windows 10 Creators Update could ship March 31, and we're already worried about bugs Clues point to an end-of-March launch for Microsoft's Windows 10 Creators Update, based on planned ship dates for the closely aligned Surface Studio and Dell Canvas products. Given the bugginess of the Anniversary Update last July, however, we'd advise Microsoft not to rush. Read More ▶ How to stop Windows 10 from rebooting after updates One of the most annoying "features" of Windows 10 is how it no longer gives you the option to postpone a reboot after certain updates. Here's how to fix that once and for all. Read More ▶ Asus ZenBook Flip (UX360CA-DBM2T) review: A sleek, affordable 2-in-1 for everyday tasks The ZenBook Flip is an attractive, low-priced alternative to fancier convertibles from HP and Lenovo. Read More ▶ 3 great Read It Later apps for saving articles and other content Capture and curate articles and videos for later viewing with these bookmarking tools. Read More ▶ Video/Webcast: Riverbed Achieving End to End UC Visibility Join Robin Gareiss, president and founder, Nemertes Research and David Roberts, director of product management, Riverbed, as they explore the different approaches to monitoring UC-network probes vs endpoint telemetry-and why taking a combined approach helps you monitor quality of experience and more quickly troubleshoot issues Read More ▶

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