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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 29, 2016 Nvidia agrees to GeForce GTX 970 false advertising settlement, offers $30 refunds A proposed settlement for 15 lawsuits seeking class-action status would see Nvidia and friends pay out $30 per card to GeForce GTX 970 owners. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How to upgrade to Windows 10: What you need to know • Best Deals of the Week - Deal Alert • Virtual reality gets its first dedicated Steam Sale • Microsoft will lay off 2,850 more people this year • The dangerous cost of 'free' Wi-Fi • IBM's Cloud CTO: 'We're in this game to win' • 22% off iHealth Oxygen level, Pulse rate, and Perfusion Index Monitor - Deal Alert • Report: A new Gear VR headset is coming with a black scheme and minor tweaks • Google's parent company will work with more auto makers on self-driving cars • WikiLeaks' methods questioned by whistleblower Edward Snowden • Microsoft will cut 2,850 more jobs by the end of the year • Mass Fidelity Core and Core Sub review: Exceptional Bluetooth speakers • Star Trek VI and 11 other movies are now streaming online • Trump's hacking comment rattles the cybersecurity industry How to upgrade to Windows 10: What you need to know If you're trying to sneak in under the gun and upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 before the free upgrade offer expires, we can walk you through the process. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ Virtual reality gets its first dedicated Steam Sale VR is still a burgeoning technology, but with the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift in the wild it's still a great time for a Steam sale. Read More ▶ Microsoft will lay off 2,850 more people this year Microsoft revealed Thursday that 2,850 people will lose their jobs by the middle of 2017, on top of the 1,850 cuts that Microsoft announced earlier this year. Read More ▶ The dangerous cost of 'free' Wi-Fi If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Free Wi-Fi is no exception to this adage. Read More ▶ IBM's Cloud CTO: 'We're in this game to win' An industry focus is one of the key factors IBM is betting will set it apart from cloud competitors including Google, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services. Read More ▶ 22% off iHealth Oxygen level, Pulse rate, and Perfusion Index Monitor - Deal Alert This oximeter gives you gives you fast, accurate vitals sign readings. Measure, track, and share your blood oxygen level, pulse rate, and perfusion index right from your smartphone or tablet. Read More ▶ Report: A new Gear VR headset is coming with a black scheme and minor tweaks The change is rather minor, with a black design and a few other refinements to give the headset a sleeker look. Read More ▶ Google's parent company will work with more auto makers on self-driving cars Google's recent partnership with Fiat Chrysler to build the company's self-driving car technology into a Chrysler mini van will be the first of many partnerships with auto makers. Read More ▶ WikiLeaks' methods questioned by whistleblower Edward Snowden Former National Security Agency contractor, Edward Snowden, has censured WikiLeaks' release of information without proper curation. Read More ▶ Microsoft will cut 2,850 more jobs by the end of the year Satya Nadella isn't stopping the job cuts train at Microsoft any time soon. The company revealed Thursday that 2,850 people will lose their jobs by the middle of 2017, on top of the 1,850 cuts that Microsoft announced earlier this year. Read More ▶ Mass Fidelity Core and Core Sub review: Exceptional Bluetooth speakers The diminutive Core is one of the best Bluetooth speakers ever. The Core Sub is icing on that sonic cake. Read More ▶ Star Trek VI and 11 other movies are now streaming online Night of the Hunter, the Explorers, Blade II.... Pick your genre, sit back, and enjoy. Read More ▶ Trump's hacking comment rattles the cybersecurity industry Donald Trump's muddled stance on hacking has disturbed security experts at time when the tech industry is looking for clarity on the U.S.'s cyber policy. Read More ▶

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