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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 01, 2016 June's powerful new PC hardware: The dawn of a glorious future After years of iterative tweaks and minor evolution, the flood of next-gen PC hardware in June felt like a glimpse of a glorious future. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The best PC games of 2016 (so far) • 23% off Segway miniPRO Personal Transporter, Now Shipping - Deal Alert • Tesla's autopilot is being investigated after a fatal crash • Steam Summer Sale encore: The best PC game deals you don't want to miss • Intel gets serious about self-driving cars, partnering with BMW on its iNEXT vehicle • Dell stops selling Android devices to focus on Windows • 55% off DinoFire Wireless 2.4GHz Presentation Remote - Deal Alert • Is this the future of Windows 10 Mobile? NuAns is pitching its Neo phone on Kickstarter • End of an era: Linux distributions will soon stop supporting 32-bit PCs • Intel tunes its mega-chip for machine learning • New Satana ransomware encrypts user files and master boot record • Facebook's beefing up its huge army of Messenger bots as Google and Amazon catch up • First hints of the new Google Assistant appear in update to the Google app beta • RIP Paper, the ad-free Facebook News Feed app no one used but me The best PC games of 2016 (so far) These are the best PC games released in the first half of 2016. Prepare to be amazed. Read More ▶ 23% off Segway miniPRO Personal Transporter, Now Shipping - Deal Alert The next evolutionary step of two-wheeled, self-balancing personal transporters is here, and currently discounted $300. Read More ▶ Tesla's autopilot is being investigated after a fatal crash Federal regulators are investigating Tesla's autopilot feature after a fatal crash involving a tractor trailer and one of its Model S cars. Read More ▶ Steam Summer Sale encore: The best PC game deals you don't want to miss The Steam Summer Sale's end is nigh. Don't miss these deals on some killer PC games. Read More ▶ Intel gets serious about self-driving cars, partnering with BMW on its iNEXT vehicle Intel will be inside BMW's iNEXT, the German car maker's fully autonomous car, which has a planned release date of 2021. Visual analytics company Mobileye is the other major technology partner. Read More ▶ Dell stops selling Android devices to focus on Windows Dell has stopped selling its last Android devices as it washes its hand of pure tablets and focuses more on Windows 2-in-1 devices. Read More ▶ 55% off DinoFire Wireless 2.4GHz Presentation Remote - Deal Alert The DinoFire has a generous 98-foot range lets you wander confidently around the room. It features up, down and red light buttons, as well as an on/off switch and low battery indicator. The DinoFire remote supports MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ACD See, website, iWork (Keynote & Numbers & Pages) Google Slides, and most major operating systems. Read More ▶ Is this the future of Windows 10 Mobile? NuAns is pitching its Neo phone on Kickstarter Is anyone interested in a Windows 10 Mobile device that's not a Lumia? We'll soon find out thanks to a Kickstarter campaign from NuAns. Read More ▶ End of an era: Linux distributions will soon stop supporting 32-bit PCs Linux 32-bit support is going away. According to developers, it's too much hassle to support, for a decreasing numbers of users. "I know some people passionately enjoy their old 32-bit hardware, but I think now's the time to consider letting it go," said OpenSUSe's Richard Brown. Read More ▶ Intel tunes its mega-chip for machine learning Intel wants to take on Google's Tensor Processing Unit and Nvidia's GPUs in machine learning computing with improvements to its Xeon Phi mega-chips. Read More ▶ New Satana ransomware encrypts user files and master boot record Attackers are developing an aggressive new ransomware program that encrypts both user files and the computer's master boot record (MBR), leaving affected machines unable to boot into the OS. Read More ▶ Facebook's beefing up its huge army of Messenger bots as Google and Amazon catch up Facebook still dominates the bot wars, with more than 11,000 bots Facebook Messenger bots ready to answer your questions. Soon they'll be able to send you GIFs, too. But Google and Apple are coming up fast. Read More ▶ First hints of the new Google Assistant appear in update to the Google app beta You can now turn off the local trending searches if you'd rather not have your search experience cluttered up with headlines. Read More ▶ RIP Paper, the ad-free Facebook News Feed app no one used but me Paper, Facebook's last Creative Labs experiment, is now gone, but I'll never forget it. Read More ▶

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