PC Magazine - April 2016

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With computers and Wi-Fi everywhere in the U.S., it can be easy to take our technology for granted. But in Cuba, which despite many advancements in recent years is still suppressed under Communist rule, that's not possible. This month's issue of PC Magazine reveals a world you may never have seen before as we explore the tech scene in Cuba: how residents get online, what challenges they face, and what the future may hold. We also celebrate Earth Day on April 22 with a look at how Intel has eliminated “conflict metals” from its products and how far the rest of the industry has to go to do the same, a guide to recycling your used technology products, and environmentally friendly gadget gift ideas. Next we'll tell you how a new Web app can help you improve your writing, the many ways you can extend Wi-Fi throughout your whole home, the apps you'll need when planning your next vacation, and the secrets that will make you a Slack superstar. Then we'll look at how future wars will be waged over digital resources, what might happen if all our data were encrypted, and how one company is making universal gesture control a reality. Finally, we go hands on with Apple's new iPad Pro and iPhone SE to see if they live up to the hype.