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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 03, 2016 7 Android apps that could transform Chromebooks For Chrome OS to really be the new Windows, it's going to need some apps that perform like they belong on the desktop. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Iranian hacker group knows who is on Telegram • 27% off TotalMount Apple TV Mount - Deal Alert • MIcrosoft opens up HoloLens sales to anyone in the US or Canada • In pictures: Free, fantastic Office rival LibreOffice 5.2 beefs up its pro features • PC makers hope PCs will be more desirable with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update • New PCs will be more desirable with Windows 10 Anniversary Update • 85% off Business Intelligence & Data Science Online Course Bundle - Deal Alert • 150 turns with Civilization VI: Active Research and civics tweaks change the game • Extensive Firefox revamp safeguards against freezes, crashes, and lag • Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex says hackers stole $63 million • Toshiba raises SSD storage capacity to 7.68TB • How to use Windows 10's Active Hours to prevent surprise update installs • Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex apparently loses $63 million to hackers • Stealing payment card data and PINs from POS systems is dead easy Iranian hacker group knows who is on Telegram Hackers obtained the mobile phone numbers of 15 million Iranian users of the Telegram encrypted messaging app, and hacked the accounts of more than a dozen of them, security researchers say. Read More ▶ 27% off TotalMount Apple TV Mount - Deal Alert Apple TV's cables often are not long enough to reach your entertainment center. But leaving them exposed looks sloppy, and routing cables through the wall is a major hassle. TotalMount solves the installation problem by attaching Apple TV to your television. Read More ▶ MIcrosoft opens up HoloLens sales to anyone in the US or Canada Microsoft has opened up sales of the HoloLens development kit to anyone with $3,000 to spare, a move that could significantly expand the community of developers building apps for the augmented reality headset. Read More ▶ In pictures: Free, fantastic Office rival LibreOffice 5.2 beefs up its pro features LibreOffice 5.2 turns its attention towards business. Read More ▶ PC makers hope PCs will be more desirable with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update The Windows 10 Anniversary Update has many features that could make new hardware desirable. Read More ▶ New PCs will be more desirable with Windows 10 Anniversary Update The Windows 10 Anniversary Update has many features that could make new hardware desirable. Read More ▶ 85% off Business Intelligence & Data Science Online Course Bundle - Deal Alert Become Your Office's Data Analytics Hero with These 4 Interactive Courses, discounted 85% for a limited time to just $39. Read More ▶ 150 turns with Civilization VI: Active Research and civics tweaks change the game Or "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Active Research." Also, a few thoughts about the new Civics Tree. Read More ▶ Extensive Firefox revamp safeguards against freezes, crashes, and lag With Firefox 48 the browser is getting multi-process functionality to prevent the program from freezing up. Read More ▶ Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex says hackers stole $63 million A digital exchange in Hong Kong has suspended trading after a security breach in which thieves made off with an apparent $63 million worth of bitcoins. Read More ▶ Toshiba raises SSD storage capacity to 7.68TB Toshiba's been lagging in the race to raise storage capacity in solid-state drives, but has taken a step forward with its new 7.68TB ZD6000 SSD. Read More ▶ How to use Windows 10's Active Hours to prevent surprise update installs Want to make extra sure Windows 10 won't install updates when you need your PC the most? Active Hours can help. Read More ▶ Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex apparently loses $63 million to hackers A digital exchange in Hong Kong has suspended trading after a security breach in which thieves made off with an apparent $63 million worth of bitcoins. Read More ▶ Stealing payment card data and PINs from POS systems is dead easy The communications between card readers and point-of-sale systems is not secure and attackers can tap them to steal payment card data and even PIN numbers. Read More ▶

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