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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 07, 2016 Do you need a backup if you use Google Docs or Office 365? An increasing trend in recent years for small businesses is migration of services such as email, CRM, and documents to cloud applications. Sure, there are many advantages in doing this. You have access from anywhere, it might even be cheaper than managing them in-house, and it may reduce your need to staff IT to manage those services. 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Read More ▶ 13% off ThermaCELL Mosquito Repellent Pest Control Outdoor and Camping Lantern - Deal Alert The Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Lantern effectively repels mosquitoes and other biting insects in a 15 x 15-foot zone. It has no open flames, operates on a single butane cartridge, and is perfect for a deck, porch or campsite. Read More ▶ Report: Samsung is prepping phones with bendable displays for 2017 This would put Samsung at the forefront of display innovation, but it's unclear if the world needs this kind of breakthrough. Read More ▶ Google, Facebook, Yahoo, rights groups oppose FBI expansion of surveillance powers Google, Facebook and Yahoo and industry and civil rights groups have opposed legislation that would extend the categories of Internet records that the U.S. government can collect without court approval through administrative subpoenas known as National Security Letters. Read More ▶ Petition condemns Microsoft's Windows 10 upgrade practices, asks EFF to investigate "Microsoft's practices with their newest operating system, named Windows 10, has been ignorantly unethical at best and malicious at worst," wrote the petition organizer, Todd Kleinpaste. Read More ▶ How I went from zero to overclocking in 30 minutes If you think overclocking is something that only hardcore PC enthusiasts can get into, think again. At Computex in Taipei last week I got the chance to try overclocking Intel's latest processor, the 10-core Broadwell-E chip, and it was a lot of fun. Read More ▶ Microsoft takes a swing at Trello and Asana with new Planner app Microsoft has taken a big swing at helping employees stay on track with the launch of a new web app called Planner, which competes with some high-flying startups in the productivity space. Read More ▶ Ugh, Blizzard games will begin asking you to log in to Facebook to stream them Sorry, Twitch. Move over, YouTube. Overwatch, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Starcraft II will be among the games that you can watch friends play over Facebook. Read More ▶ Xbox One games may come to Windows 10 PCs A new report says Xbox One games may one day be playable on Windows 10 PCs. Read More ▶ Tesla Model X autonomously crashes into building, owner claims In the latest of several Tesla vehicle accidents, the owner of a Tesla Model X SUV claims the vehicle suddenly accelerated on its own and crashed into the side of a building. Read More ▶ HPE invites open-source developers to pitch in on 'The Machine' Hewlett Packard Enterprise on Tuesday stepped up its efforts to develop a brand-new computer architecture by inviting open-source developers to collaborate on the futuristic device it calls "The Machine." 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