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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 10, 2016 Nvidia bundles free games with GeForce GTX 960, GTX 950 to battle new Radeons Nvidia is offering a free game with the purchase of a GTX 950 or 960 from retailers such as Newegg. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Lenovo crams 48TB of SSD storage onto a single board • 50% off Inateck 3 Port USB 3.0 Hub with 2.5 Inch USB 3.0 Hard Drive Disk External Enclosure Case for 9.5mm 7mm 2.5 Inch SATA HDD SSD - Deal Alert • Oracle says it didn't ask employee to cook cloud accounts • PCWorld's August Digital Edition: Windows 10 Anniversary Update • Google Chrome's plan to kill Flash kicks into high gear • Seagate built a whopping 60TB SSD that it aims to ship next year • 60% off RAVPower Portable Multi-Functional Power Bank with 9000mAh Built-in Apple Lightning Connector and AC Plug - Deal Alert • Intel paves way for 3D XPoint SSDs and memory to work on AMD PCs • Microsoft patches 27 flaws in Windows, Office, IE, and Edge • 4 essential Android add-ons for Google Docs and Sheets • Raspberry Pi in the sky: How to build this awesome $115 airplane tracker • Chromebooks are getting PIN unlock • Disable WPAD now or have your accounts and private data compromised • The 16 most pivotal events in Windows history Lenovo crams 48TB of SSD storage onto a single board Lenovo is developing an SSD storage board with a monstrous 48TB capacity, and the company plans to release it by the middle of next year. Read More ▶ 50% off Inateck 3 Port USB 3.0 Hub with 2.5 Inch USB 3.0 Hard Drive Disk External Enclosure Case for 9.5mm 7mm 2.5 Inch SATA HDD SSD - Deal Alert This 3 port USB 3.0 hub converts any 9.5mm & 7mm 2.5-Inch SATA HDD/SSD into an external hard drive for ultimate mobility and convenience. setup is tool free and easy to install and disassemble. The built-in foam pad protect hard disk effectively. Read More ▶ Oracle says it didn't ask employee to cook cloud accounts Oracle has denied in a California federal court charges leveled by a former manager that she was sacked after she refused to cook accounts in the company's cloud business and threatened to blow the whistle on the accounting practices. Read More ▶ PCWorld's August Digital Edition: Windows 10 Anniversary Update Enjoy the best of PCWorld.com in a curated Enhanced Edition for Android and iOS, or in a PDF Replica Edition. Read More ▶ Google Chrome's plan to kill Flash kicks into high gear Google's long-running strategy to kill Flash usage is nearing its endgame this December. Read More ▶ Seagate built a whopping 60TB SSD that it aims to ship next year Nobody expected this: Seagate has announced a monster 60TB solid-state drive -- the highest capacity SSD to date -- that could ship next year. Read More ▶ 60% off RAVPower Portable Multi-Functional Power Bank with 9000mAh Built-in Apple Lightning Connector and AC Plug - Deal Alert This 9000mAh portable charger has a built built-in Apple Lightning Connector so you don't need to bring an extra cable to charge your Apple Device. Read More ▶ Intel paves way for 3D XPoint SSDs and memory to work on AMD PCs Intel's lightning-fast Optane SSDs and memory won't be limited to PCs featuring the company's own chips, but could work with PCs based on AMD processors as well. Read More ▶ Microsoft patches 27 flaws in Windows, Office, IE, and Edge Microsoft has released another batch of security patches, fixing 27 vulnerabilities in Windows, Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, and its new Edge browser. Read More ▶ 4 essential Android add-ons for Google Docs and Sheets Create mobile apps, e-sign documents, and more right from your phone with these third-party enhancements. Read More ▶ Raspberry Pi in the sky: How to build this awesome $115 airplane tracker This homemade device delivers information about a plane's altitude, speed, and destination directly to your smartphone or tablet. Read More ▶ Chromebooks are getting PIN unlock Use a numeric PIN instead of your Google account password—this will be especially handy on touchscreen Chromebooks. Read More ▶ Disable WPAD now or have your accounts and private data compromised Security researchers have recently highlighted serious risks introduced by the Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Protocol (WPAD), which is enabled by default on Windows and is supported by other operating systems as well. Read More ▶ The 16 most pivotal events in Windows history Microsoft Windows isn't just a collection of products, but a series of events that helped shape the PC. From "Start me up" to "Clippy," we've rounded up some of the most noteworthy milestones in Windows' lifetime. Read More ▶

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