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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 21, 2016 Google is killing Chrome apps on Mac, Windows and Linux Three years after introducing special apps that run inside the Chrome browser, Google announced Friday that it will be removing them from Windows, Mac and Linux by early 2018. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How tequila and weed could make Ford cars sustainable • Best Deals of the Week, August 15-19 - Deal Alert • Samsung Milk Music closes its virtual doors September 22 • See the powerful megachips that will clash at Hot Chips • The NBA is holding its first hackathon - should your company, too? • Plextor M7V M.2 SATA SSD review: Not quite an 850 EVO, but also cheaper • 50% off Anker Compact Car Jump Starter with USB Power Bank - Deal Alert • These are the lessons Trulia learned from building a chatbot How tequila and weed could make Ford cars sustainable Ford's sustainability efforts include reducing the amount and weight of petroleum-based plastics by incorporating waste materials including agave fiber and hemp fiber. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week, August 15-19 - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week, the week of August 15th. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted! Read More ▶ Samsung Milk Music closes its virtual doors September 22 Samsung will discontinue the streaming service to instead focus on partnerships with other music streaming companies. Read More ▶ See the powerful megachips that will clash at Hot Chips Raw horsepower is the name of the game at next week's Hot Chips show, where chip geeks will get their fill on the latest processors. Read More ▶ The NBA is holding its first hackathon - should your company, too? Companies large and small have already embraced the hackathon as a way to foster collaboration and innovation, and now the NBA has announced that it's jumping on board. Read More ▶ Plextor M7V M.2 SATA SSD review: Not quite an 850 EVO, but also cheaper Plextor's affordable M7V M.2 SATA SSD is a good everyday performer, even bettering Samsung's 850 EVO in a couple of our performance tests. But in writing large files it's slow, exhibiting large dips and peaks in performance. Read More ▶ 50% off Anker Compact Car Jump Starter with USB Power Bank - Deal Alert Small enough to store in your glovebox, but able to jump start your 3L gas or 2.5L diesel, 12V engines around 15 times with 400A peak current. 2 USB ports for mobile device charging as well. Read More ▶ These are the lessons Trulia learned from building a chatbot Bots are all the rage. Here's what real estate tech company Trulia learned from building one. Read More ▶

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