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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 26, 2016 Walmart open-sources OneOps to free you from cloud lock-in Back in October Walmart made a pledge to combat vendor lock-in in the cloud by open-sourcing its OneOps technology, and on Tuesday it made good on that promise. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • LG pledges to fix G4 bootloop issue • New job listings hint at Google building its own VR hardware • An unsexy merger could make your building more cool • Let consumers look at the code running their devices, says Federal Trade Commissioner • Companies, start your (hybrid) clouds: Azure Stack's first beta is coming • 5 Gmail for Android tips to tame your inbox • Crazy ultrawide displays from Samsung and LG stretch to epic lengths • Let us look at the code running our devices, says Federal Trade Commissioner • Seeing OLED as the future for displays, LG bets big on new factory • U.S. Congress to federal agencies: You have two weeks to tally your backdoored Juniper kit • Google Inbox update makes it easier to find your frequent flyer number • GoPro integrates with Periscope to live stream videos of your crazy stunts • Google's Inbox update makes it easier to find your frequent flyer number • Backblaze will send you a hard drive with your backup data for free, if you return it after LG pledges to fix G4 bootloop issue The company has acknowledged a hardware problem is to blame and will offer a fix for the impacted phones. Read More ▶ New job listings hint at Google building its own VR hardware Google Cardboard may have been just the beginning of the company's foray into virtual reality. Read More ▶ An unsexy merger could make your building more cool The names Johnson Controls and Tyco International don't generate the kind of excitement buzzing around some companies in the Internet of Things, but the merger they announced Monday could create some sparks. Read More ▶ Let consumers look at the code running their devices, says Federal Trade Commissioner Consumers should have the right to inspect the source code for connected devices they own, to ensure it doesn't contain bugs or backdoors, one U.S. Federal Trade Commissioner believes. Read More ▶ Companies, start your (hybrid) clouds: Azure Stack's first beta is coming Microsoft is releasing the first technical preview of its Azure Stack private cloud platform, which will allow customers to bring capabilities from the Azure public cloud into their own data centers. Read More ▶ 5 Gmail for Android tips to tame your inbox Delete messages right from notifications, prevent accidental deletions, search better, and more. Read More ▶ Crazy ultrawide displays from Samsung and LG stretch to epic lengths Ultra-wide displays from LG and Samsung could finally replace your multi-monitor setup. Read More ▶ Let us look at the code running our devices, says Federal Trade Commissioner Consumers should have the right to inspect the source code for connected devices they own, to ensure it doesn't contain bugs or backdoors, one U.S. Federal Trade Commissioner believes. Read More ▶ Seeing OLED as the future for displays, LG bets big on new factory Vivid OLED screens could replace LCD in TVs, PCs and mobile devices, and LG wants to be ready for that. Read More ▶ U.S. Congress to federal agencies: You have two weeks to tally your backdoored Juniper kit Around two dozen U.S. government departments and federal agencies are being questioned by the U.S. Congress on whether they were using backdoored Juniper network security appliances. Read More ▶ Google Inbox update makes it easier to find your frequent flyer number Google's Inbox email client now makes it easier to find a needle in an email haystack with updates the company made Tuesday morning. Read More ▶ GoPro integrates with Periscope to live stream videos of your crazy stunts GoPro now integrates with Twitter's Periscope for iPhone app to allow you to broadcast live action to the world. Read More ▶ Google's Inbox update makes it easier to find your frequent flyer number Google's Inbox email client now makes it easier to find a needle in an email haystack with updates the company made Tuesday morning. Read More ▶ Backblaze will send you a hard drive with your backup data for free, if you return it after Backblaze has long offered a pricey option for its online backup subscribers to restore their data via physical drives. But now it's free—if you send the drive back. Read More ▶

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