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Best of PCWorld Jul 08, 2016 Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1060 is a $250 GTX 980 killer The GeForce GTX 1060 is Nvidia's answer to AMD's Radeon RX 480, which redefined what a $200 graphics card can do. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How to tell if your Android phone has spyware • 15% off Amazon Tap Alexa-Enabled Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert • Microsoft begins finalizing Anniversary Update code with Windows 10 Build 14383 • What I learned playing prey to Windows scammers • Samsung's blazing-fast UFS storage could replace micro-SD cards one day • 60 turns with Civilization VI: 3 key tweaks will change how you conquer the world • $59 for a $4,099 CompTIA-IT Certification Career Advancement Bundle - Deal Alert • 7 things I learned once I built my first PC • June's powerful new PC hardware: The dawn of a glorious future • The best PC games of 2016 (so far) • Tab tamers: Essential Chrome extensions for cleaning up browser clutter • How to make Google Drive apps look and work more like Microsoft Office • This is what your messaging app needs to be truly secure How to tell if your Android phone has spyware You know that Google, your service provider, and Facebook follow what you do on your phone. But what about your employer, your spouse, or a criminal? Find out if you have spyware on your Android phone and what to do about it. Read More ▶ 15% off Amazon Tap Alexa-Enabled Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert The Tap is a more portable version of their popular Echo speaker. The tap lasts for up to 9 hours on a single charge and is Alexa-Enabled, so you just "tap" and ask it to play your favorite music from most streaming music services, check sports scores, request an Uber, order a pizza, and much more. Read More ▶ Microsoft begins finalizing Anniversary Update code with Windows 10 Build 14383 Microsoft says it's beginning to check in final code for the Windows 10 Anniversary Update due August 2. Insider Build 14383 for desktop and mobile won't be the very last version, but it's certainly almost done. Read More ▶ What I learned playing prey to Windows scammers Three months of phone calls prove Windows scammers are more skilled at social engineering than you think. Read More ▶ Samsung's blazing-fast UFS storage could replace micro-SD cards one day Samsung has announced super-fast removable data storage cards that could one day replace the slower micro-SD cards in devices. Read More ▶ 60 turns with Civilization VI: 3 key tweaks will change how you conquer the world We spent 60 turns with Civilization VI, and it's no mere Civ V reskin. Read More ▶ $59 for a $4,099 CompTIA-IT Certification Career Advancement Bundle - Deal Alert This bundle of courses will prep you for the Network+, Security+, Cloud Essentials, and Cloud+ exams, and is available for only $59-- a significant markdown from its $4,099 value. Read More ▶ 7 things I learned once I built my first PC There's always a first time for building a PC, and the guides can only go so far when it gets to specific details for each part. Read on for seven things I wished I'd known before I started. Read More ▶ 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 ▶ 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 ▶ Tab tamers: Essential Chrome extensions for cleaning up browser clutter Working with too many tabs can slow down you and your PC. Manage your multitasking with these add-ons. Read More ▶ How to make Google Drive apps look and work more like Microsoft Office Here are a few dials you can turn to get Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides to perform a little more closely to their Office counterparts. Read More ▶ This is what your messaging app needs to be truly secure You may love your messaging app, but your messaging app may not love your security. These are the features to look for to protect yourself. Read More ▶

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