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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 25, 2016 Windows 10's Quick Assist lets you fix Dad's computer from your desk If you have Windows 10's Anniversary Update, there's a handy little tool for performing remote tech support that's baked right into your computer. It's the new Quick Assist feature. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Linux's brilliant 25 year history, in pictures • 31% off Logitech Harmony Smart Control with Smartphone App and Simple All In One Remote - Deal Alert • Intel spreads 3D NAND to inexpensive consumer and enterprise SSDs • Google is using artificial intelligence to compress images better than JPEG • Fedora project leader Matthew Miller talks world domination on Linux's 25th birthday • How to remove your login password from Windows 10 • 50% off Sennheiser PC 363D High Performance Surround Sound Gaming Headset - Deal Alert • Here's how the Xbox One S stacks up to the original • HP's new privacy protecting laptop screen thwarts would-be spies • Facebook taps Whatsapp user data to target ads • New GDDR6 memory could hit GPUs in 2018 • Linux's brilliant career, in pictures • Cisco starts patching firewall devices against NSA-linked exploit • How to use Google Camera with Android Nougat Linux's brilliant 25 year history, in pictures Aug. 25 marks the 25th anniversary of Linux, the free and open source operating system that's used around the globe in smarphones, tablets, desktop PCs, servers, supercomputers, and more. Read More ▶ 31% off Logitech Harmony Smart Control with Smartphone App and Simple All In One Remote - Deal Alert The Harmony Hub combined with a powerful app give you personalized control of up to eight devices—even through closed cabinets and walls Read More ▶ Intel spreads 3D NAND to inexpensive consumer and enterprise SSDs Intel's 3D NAND chips -- which increase the density and durability of flash drives -- are coming to more consumer and enterprise SSDs. Read More ▶ Google is using artificial intelligence to compress images better than JPEG Small is beautiful, as the old saying goes, and nowhere is that more true than in media files. Compressed images are considerably easier to transmit and store than uncompressed ones are, and now Google is using neural networks to beat JPEG at the compression game. Read More ▶ Fedora project leader Matthew Miller talks world domination on Linux's 25th birthday In its 25 years of existence, Linux has taken the world by storm, powering millions of servers, a countless number of embedded devices, and most of the smartphones in the world (thanks to Android). Read More ▶ How to remove your login password from Windows 10 Sure, you can remove your password from your Windows 10 PC, as long as it's in a very safe place. Here's how. Read More ▶ 50% off Sennheiser PC 363D High Performance Surround Sound Gaming Headset - Deal Alert Combining Sennheiser headphone and microphone engineering with Dolby Laboratory 7.1 surround sound techhologies takes gaming to another dimension. Read More ▶ Here's how the Xbox One S stacks up to the original Microsoft launched the Xbox One S earlier this month, revitalizing its current-generation console lineup with some new features. Here's how it stacks up against the previous version. Read More ▶ HP's new privacy protecting laptop screen thwarts would-be spies HP's new SureView feature is supposed to make it easier to keep your private information private while in public. Read More ▶ Facebook taps Whatsapp user data to target ads Two years after its acquisition by Facebook, WhatsApp is changing its privacy policy to allow it to share more information about its mobile app users with its owner. Read More ▶ New GDDR6 memory could hit GPUs in 2018 Virtual reality and gaming are changing the way PCs are built and driving the development of new types of memory for GPUs. Read More ▶ Linux's brilliant career, in pictures Aug. 25 marks the 25th anniversary of Linux, the free and open source operating system that's used around the globe in smarphones, tablets, desktop PCs, servers, supercomputers, and more. Read More ▶ Cisco starts patching firewall devices against NSA-linked exploit Cisco Systems has started releasing security patches for a critical flaw in Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) firewalls targeted by an exploit linked to the U.S. National Security Agency. Read More ▶ How to use Google Camera with Android Nougat Learning these tips and tricks will make you an expert at snapping pictures with your Nougat-powered phone. Read More ▶

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