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Top Stories @PCWorld Sep 10, 2016 Faster, longer-range Bluetooth 5 to reach devices soon A new version of the ubiquitous Bluetooth, version 5 -- which will be faster and pair devices wirelessly over longer distances -- is close to being finalized. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • This new imaging system can read closed books • 55% off Travel Cord Organizer - Electronics Accessories Case & Cable Organizer - Deal Alert • Intel's new chip chief prioritizes connectivity, rather than PCs • Here's why Microsoft and Google have the same competitor as a partner • The 5G mobile challenge: Selling a dream • Crafty malware is found targeting U.S. government employees • 23% off SnapPower Guidelight - Outlet Coverplate with LED Night Lights - Deal Alert • PCWorld Show Episode 28: iPhone 7, PlayStation 4 Pro, and 'Courage' • This week in games: Mass Effect Andromeda on display, Deus Ex gets DirectX 12 • This Dutch This new imaging system can read closed books They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but a new imaging system from MIT can see right through the cover and read the book while it's still closed. Read More ▶ 55% off Travel Cord Organizer - Electronics Accessories Case & Cable Organizer - Deal Alert This travel organizer offers a secure storage space for cord management, laptop and computer accessories putting everything you need in one place. Read More ▶ Intel's new chip chief prioritizes connectivity, rather than PCs Intel has many disparate business units doing their own thing. The challenging task of tethering them is a top priority for Intel's second-in-command, Venkata Renduchintala. Read More ▶ Here's why Microsoft and Google have the same competitor as a partner It sounds like the start of a bad joke: executives from Microsoft, Google, Amazon and IBM walk into a conference with one thing in common. But all of those companies are appearing on stage at BoxWorks in San Francisco, in part because they all work with the cloud storage and content services company in one capacity or another. Read More ▶ The 5G mobile challenge: Selling a dream The mobile industry doesn't yet know what application will create a mass audience for super-fast, sustained wireless performance. That makes its 5G crusade a little harder. Read More ▶ Crafty malware is found targeting U.S. government employees A tough-to-detect malware that attacks government and corporate computers has been upgraded, making it more aggressive in its mission to steal sensitive files, according to security firm InfoArmor. Read More ▶ 23% off SnapPower Guidelight - Outlet Coverplate with LED Night Lights - Deal Alert SnapPower is designed to look like a standard outlet cover by day with beautiful LEDs that provide ambient lighting at night. A plug-and-play replacement for standard plug-in night lights and hardwired lights. Read More ▶ PCWorld Show Episode 28: iPhone 7, PlayStation 4 Pro, and 'Courage' Jon, Melissa, and Gordon talk about the new iPhone, the PlayStation 4 Pro's 4K claims, and whether ditching the analog jack was courageous. Read More ▶ This week in games: Mass Effect Andromeda on display, Deus Ex gets DirectX 12 Plus: Interplay's up for auction, Shadow Warrior 2 decapitates dozens of people, and The Walking Dead Season 3 targets a release date. This is gaming news for September 5 through 9. Read More ▶ Video This Dutch The PAL-V One is a combination car and gyroplane and can transform from land to air vehicle in about 10 minutes. Watch Now ▶

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