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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 11, 2016 Why your next iPhone could have Intel inside Intel has missed out on the iPhone party until now, ceding big business to other chip makers in the process. But that could be about to change. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Here's a sneak peek at what's coming in the next Linux Mint • Highly Rated, Dramatically Discounted Adapters - Deal Alert • 5 questions for Apple to answer at WWDC • Security researcher: Anyone can see links you share using Facebook Messenger • Your cell phone number could be hijacked unless you add a PIN to your carrier account • DynaOptics promises a better lens for smartphone photography • Google's Nearby will soon trigger notifications to apps, websites, and more • This week in games: The Witness goes 8-bit and The Division starts permanently banning first-offense cheaters • DHL's Parcelcopter shows that automated drone delivery is real • Industrial control systems vendors get careless about domain squatting • DHL's Parcelcopter is automated drone delivery in action • Can this tiny lens really deliver better smartphone photos? | PCWorld • DHL Drone Automatically Delivers Packages | PCWorld Here's a sneak peek at what's coming in the next Linux Mint The beta version of Linux Mint 18 'Sarah' made its debut this week, and a final release won't be far behind. Here's a look at what's coming to this popular free and open-source operating system. Read More ▶ Highly Rated, Dramatically Discounted Adapters - Deal Alert Our picks for the best adapters and connectors, highly rated and dramatically discounted on Amazon. Read More ▶ 5 questions for Apple to answer at WWDC Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is coming to San Francisco next week, giving CEO Tim Cook a chance to get developers fired up over the latest that Apple has to offer. He are 5 questions it needs to answer. Read More ▶ Security researcher: Anyone can see links you share using Facebook Messenger A quirk in Facebook's developer tools lets anyone randomly see links others have shared using Facebook Messenger. But don't hold your breath for Facebook to issue a fix. Read More ▶ Your cell phone number could be hijacked unless you add a PIN to your carrier account Two-factor authentication and other verification systems are for naught if someone can call your phone carrier and get your number transferred to them. Read More ▶ DynaOptics promises a better lens for smartphone photography A Silicon Valley startup says it's developed a better lens for smartphone photography -- one that produces clearer images without the distortion often seen in photos from competing lenses. Read More ▶ Google's Nearby will soon trigger notifications to apps, websites, and more The location-based tool may help you download a boarding pass app at the airport or an audio tour during a trip to the museum. Read More ▶ This week in games: The Witness goes 8-bit and The Division starts permanently banning first-offense cheaters Plus: Saints Row developer Volition shows off a new game, Homeworld Remastered gets overhauled, and Remedy confirms it has two more titles in the works. This is gaming news for June 6 - 10. Read More ▶ DHL's Parcelcopter shows that automated drone delivery is real DHL recently announced the completion of a three-months-long test of its automated drone delivery system, the Parcelcopter. It works with a packstation dubbed Skyport, which can automatically load and unload the drone's payload when it lands and store it in one of the station's lockers. Read More ▶ Industrial control systems vendors get careless about domain squatting Many companies protect their brands by registering domain names that are very similar to their own, but manufacturers of industrial control systems don't seem to follow suit, potentially leaving customers open to malicious attacks. Read More ▶ DHL's Parcelcopter is automated drone delivery in action DHL recently announced the completion of a three-months-long test of its automated drone delivery system, the Parcelcopter. It works in datum with a packstation dubbed Skyport, which can automatically load and unload the drone's payload when it lands and store it in one of the station's lockers. Read More ▶ Video Can this tiny lens really deliver better smartphone photos? | PCWorld DynaOptics says its proprietary freeform lens will result in better smartphone images. We tested it out. Watch Now ▶ Video DHL Drone Automatically Delivers Packages | PCWorld DHL successfully completes testing of the Parcelcopter, an automatic drone delivery system. Watch Now ▶

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