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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 06, 2016 Pokémon Go is rolling out now for iOS and Android The game uses your smartphone's camera, sensors, and location-sharing capabilities to put Nintendo's characters in the real world. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • RIP: The BlackBerry Classic (and its iconic keyboard) is dead • Best Deals of The Month - Deal Alert • Best media-streaming stick: Our favorite tools for transforming the boob tube into a full-fledged smart TV • 7 things I learned once I built my first PC • Fearing surveillance, man allegedly shot at Google and set self-driving car ablaze • Google buys sneaker-scanning machine learning company Moodstocks • Tab tamers: Essential Chrome extensions for cleaning up browser clutter • Intel scales back Android development • New Tor-powered backdoor malware targets Macs • Chromebooks can now make voice calls with Skype for Web • Roku Streaming Stick review: The best cheap way to make a dumb TV smart • Google fixes over 100 flaws in Android, many in chipset drivers • Microsoft gives businesses a free tool for online meetings • How to use Facebook's new save and share Chrome extensions RIP: The BlackBerry Classic (and its iconic keyboard) is dead The BlackBerry Classic was the last phone to offer users the original BlackBerry physical keyboard experience. Read More ▶ Best Deals of The Month - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found in the past month. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ Best media-streaming stick: Our favorite tools for transforming the boob tube into a full-fledged smart TV Our in-depth buyers guide and hands-on reviews will help you choose between the current offerings from Roku, Amazon, and Google. 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 ▶ Fearing surveillance, man allegedly shot at Google and set self-driving car ablaze A man who told police he feared being watched by Google has been arrested and charged with arson after one of the company's self-driving cars was destroyed in an attack in June. Read More ▶ Google buys sneaker-scanning machine learning company Moodstocks Someone at Google really likes sneakers: The company has just bought a French machine learning startup that taught a computer how to recognize 15,000 different types of them. 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 ▶ Intel scales back Android development Android was once a big part of Intel's plans in mobile devices, but the company is paying much less attention to the OS. Read More ▶ New Tor-powered backdoor malware targets Macs Security researchers have found a new backdoor program that allows attackers to hijack Mac systems and control them over the Tor network. Read More ▶ Chromebooks can now make voice calls with Skype for Web Video calls aren't here yet, but audio calls work well. Read More ▶ Roku Streaming Stick review: The best cheap way to make a dumb TV smart The Roku Streaming Stick offers a solid app selection, good-enough performance, and some neat tricks for $50. Read More ▶ Google fixes over 100 flaws in Android, many in chipset drivers Google released a new batch of Android patches, fixing over 20 critical flaws in Android's own components and in chipset-specific drivers from different manufacturers. Read More ▶ Microsoft gives businesses a free tool for online meetings Microsoft is giving small businesses a new way to hold meetings online with the launch of a free Skype Meetings product that's aimed at providing professional communication tools for free. Read More ▶ How to use Facebook's new save and share Chrome extensions Facebook recently released two new Chrome extensions that come in handy when browsing the web. Read More ▶

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