The 10 most exciting PC games of E3 2016

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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 17, 2016 The 10 most exciting PC games of E3 2016 PC gaming got lots of love at this year's Electronics Entertainment Expo, and these titles in particular set our hearts a-flutter. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • This tiny PC proves AMD's APUs can power competitive gaming on a tight budget • 26% off Patriot 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive With 150MB/Sec Speed - Deal Alert • New Windows 10 preview's Start Fresh tool banishes bloatware from your PC • Microsoft buys Wand to boost its chat-centric"conversations as a platform" vision • Wilson's Heart hands-on: Oculus's new VR showcase mixes creepy hospitals and crazy teddy bears • ContainerX steps into the limelight with a new container platform for enterprises • 34% off Jabra Freeway Bluetooth Car Speakerphone - Deal Alert • HP Enterprise shows off a computer designed to emulate the human brain • Salesforce also bid for LinkedIn, but lost out to Microsoft • The Google Play Store is going live on the Asus Chromebook Flip • HPE looks to move data between computers at the speed of light • Apple's iPhone 6 faces potential sales ban in China • Samsung's Joyent buy is a swipe at AWS and Microsoft Azure • This Chrome extension will give you the gist of online articles This tiny PC proves AMD's APUs can power competitive gaming on a tight budget Can AMD's A10-7860K APU power effective, yet affordable e-sports gaming PCs? Yes—though it'll take tinkering with settings. Read More ▶ 26% off Patriot 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive With 150MB/Sec Speed - Deal Alert This flash drive support USB 3.0, transfers data at speeds up to 150MB/Sec, and is housed in a rugged shock and water resistent housing so your data stays safe on the go. Read More ▶ New Windows 10 preview's Start Fresh tool banishes bloatware from your PC Windows 10 preview build 14367 is boring with a capital "B," and that's really exciting. Read More ▶ Microsoft buys Wand to boost its chat-centric"conversations as a platform" vision Microsoft just bought Wand, a chat app for iOS, to further its vision of conversations as the next big computing platform. Read More ▶ Wilson's Heart hands-on: Oculus's new VR showcase mixes creepy hospitals and crazy teddy bears Wilson's Heart proves the potential of the made-for-VR Oculus Touch controllers—if you can make it through the entire thing. Read More ▶ ContainerX steps into the limelight with a new container platform for enterprises Enterprises interested in tapping container technology now have a brand-new option for managing it: ContainerX, a multitenant container-as-a-service platform for both Linux and Windows. Read More ▶ 34% off Jabra Freeway Bluetooth Car Speakerphone - Deal Alert This speakerphone from Jabra is designed for the car, with rich and crisp sound from 3 speakers and Virtual Surround sound. Currently discounted 34%. Read More ▶ HP Enterprise shows off a computer designed to emulate the human brain Intelligent computers that can make decisions like humans are on the roadmap for Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Read More ▶ Salesforce also bid for LinkedIn, but lost out to Microsoft As it turns out, Salesforce also wanted to buy LinkedIn, but was outbid by Microsoft. Read More ▶ The Google Play Store is going live on the Asus Chromebook Flip It's the first in a long list of Chromebooks scheduled to get access to Google Play's catalogue of over one million apps. Read More ▶ HPE looks to move data between computers at the speed of light Hewlett Packard Enterprise is turning to lights and lasers in thin fiber optics as a way to move data at blazing speeds between computers, replacing thicker and slower copper wires. Read More ▶ Apple's iPhone 6 faces potential sales ban in China Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is facing a potential ban in China over a patent dispute. Read More ▶ Samsung's Joyent buy is a swipe at AWS and Microsoft Azure The Internet of Things is as much about computing as it is about the things themselves, and that's why Samsung Electronics is buying Joyent. Read More ▶ This Chrome extension will give you the gist of online articles No time to read? Let the Chrome extension TL;DR summarize articles for you. Read More ▶

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