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Top Stories @PCWorld Mar 24, 2016 Pornhub's wild, free VR porn channel will blow your mind Pornhub has teamed up with BadoinkVR to bring free VR porn to the masses. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • New YouTube Connect live streaming app may take aim at Periscope, Facebook Live • PCWorld Show Episode 9: Apple's PC diss, Intel's tick-tock retirement, Microsoft's creepy AI • Internet providers have built huge data systems to track every move you make online • Do you have bad RAM? Here's how to find out • Razer resurrects Cherry MX switches for its new BlackWidow X keyboard • Dell XPS 15 Review: A great laptop gets bigger and a little better • Stealthy USB Trojan hides in portable applications, targets air-gapped systems • Report: Google builds an Amazon Echo alternative while Nest turns to security • Privacy.com's virtual Visas are burner debit cards that keep online shoppers safe • Emergency Java update fixes two-year-old flaw after researchers bypass old patch • Ubuntu 16.04 LTS will let you move Unity 7's launcher to the bottom of your screen • Google launches service to make machine learning easier • Google's Project Ara smartphone project shows signs of life • Google's new Stackdriver service can manage applications across multiple clouds New YouTube Connect live streaming app may take aim at Periscope, Facebook Live YouTube is working on a new app called YouTube Connect that streams live video broadcasts from your phone. Read More ▶ PCWorld Show Episode 9: Apple's PC diss, Intel's tick-tock retirement, Microsoft's creepy AI Gordon, Melissa, and Jon discuss the topics that got PCWorld fired up this week (and two of them just couldn't resist trolling Apple). Read More ▶ Internet providers have built huge data systems to track every move you make online Web users face growing privacy threats as large Internet service providers partner with or gobble up data brokers with the goal of better tracking their customers, a privacy advocate says. Read More ▶ Do you have bad RAM? Here's how to find out Defective RAM can cause all sorts of problems. If you're wondering why your PC isn't behaving, a RAM diagnosis may be in order. Read More ▶ Razer resurrects Cherry MX switches for its new BlackWidow X keyboard And the best part? Razer's Cherry MX-equipped BlackWidow X models start at a mere $60. Take that, people who think mechanical keyboards need to be expensive. Read More ▶ Dell XPS 15 Review: A great laptop gets bigger and a little better Dell's XPS 15 is a bigger, more powerful version of the super-popular XPS 13. It offers smoking performance in an extremely compact package. Read More ▶ Stealthy USB Trojan hides in portable applications, targets air-gapped systems A Trojan program is being distributed through USB drives and seems to be designed for stealing information from so-called air-gapped computers that are not connected to the Internet. Read More ▶ Report: Google builds an Amazon Echo alternative while Nest turns to security What are Alphabet's smart home plans? Depends on whether you're talking about Nest or Google. Read More ▶ Privacy.com's virtual Visas are burner debit cards that keep online shoppers safe Privacy.com lets you create one-time use and merchant-specific debit cards to limit the use of your actual credit and debit card numbers. Read More ▶ Emergency Java update fixes two-year-old flaw after researchers bypass old patch Oracle has released an emergency Java security update to fix a critical vulnerability that could allow attackers to compromise computers when they visit specially crafted websites. Read More ▶ Ubuntu 16.04 LTS will let you move Unity 7's launcher to the bottom of your screen For years users have been asking for the ability to move the application launcher on the Unity desktop—now they can. Read More ▶ Google launches service to make machine learning easier Google is making it easier for businesses to take advantage of the machine learning revolution with a new product for building models that predict the future. Read More ▶ Google's Project Ara smartphone project shows signs of life Google redesigns Project Ara website, possibly a prelude to announcements Read More ▶ Google's new Stackdriver service can manage applications across multiple clouds Google is aiming to help companies manage their applications running across public and private clouds with a new product and a set of partnerships announced at its cloud user conference Wednesday. Read More ▶

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