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Top Stories @PCWorld Sep 19, 2016 Games yanked from Steam after developer sues users for nasty negative reviews Valve has removed Digital Homicide's games from Steam after the developer sued users for nasty review comments. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Oracle is also getting in on the chatbot revolution • 1 Free Amazon Echo Dot When You Buy 5 - Deal Alert • Report: Samsung's overzealous efforts to beat Apple lead to battery woes • How Xbox Project Scorpio and the PS4 Pro can play 4K games: Visual compromises • Robot cars will make up most of Lyft's rides in five years • SAP woos SMB developers with an 'express' edition of Hana • Best Deals of the Week, September 12th - September 16th - Deal Alert • V-Moda Crossfade Wireless headphone review: Musical excitement, with or without wires • Intel's new PC, IoT chief brings fresh ideas to the veteran chip maker • Google Trips is here to tame all your unruly travel plans • We tear apart a hard drive and SSD to show you how they work • Review: Microsoft's Surface Special Edition NFL Type Cover delivers an unofficial benefit • Salesforce is betting its Einstein AI will make CRM better • Oracle will acquire cloud security vendor Palerra Oracle is also getting in on the chatbot revolution Oracle has a new tool aimed at making it easy to create chatbots that access business systems. Read More ▶ 1 Free Amazon Echo Dot When You Buy 5 - Deal Alert Make it a six-pack. Buy five, get one free. Or make it a twelve-pack. Buy ten, get two free. Amazon has a special discount code to use at checkout, for a limited time. Read More ▶ Report: Samsung's overzealous efforts to beat Apple lead to battery woes Sleepless nights, fickle decision making, and other intangibles may have sown the seeds for an unprecedented consumer crisis. Read More ▶ How Xbox Project Scorpio and the PS4 Pro can play 4K games: Visual compromises Microsoft has confirmed that the next-gen "Project Scorpio" Xbox will run games at native 4K resolution. But hitting that goal likely involves some compromises. Read More ▶ Robot cars will make up most of Lyft's rides in five years Autonomous cars are set to take off but they are less likely to be driven by private owners and will in all probability be part of networks operated by ride-hailing services, according to the co-founder and president of Lyft. Read More ▶ SAP woos SMB developers with an 'express' edition of Hana Aiming to make Hana more accessible to companies of all shapes and sizes, the enterprise software giant on Monday unveiled a downloadable "express" edition that developers can use for free. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week, September 12th - September 16th - 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 September 12th. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted! Read More ▶ V-Moda Crossfade Wireless headphone review: Musical excitement, with or without wires These Bluetooth headphones will have DJs and audiophiles alike tapping their toes to the beat. Read More ▶ Intel's new PC, IoT chief brings fresh ideas to the veteran chip maker IDG News Service spoke with Venkata Renduchintala, Intel's second-in-command, on a range of topics including VR headsets, IoT, automotive cars and competitors and the decision to cut products. Read More ▶ Google Trips is here to tame all your unruly travel plans The Android and iOS app taps summarizes your details and lets you save it offline for easier access while traveling. Read More ▶ We tear apart a hard drive and SSD to show you how they work What's inside your PC's storage? We took a screwdriver to a dead hard drive and SSD to reveal the inner workings of these vital components. Read More ▶ Review: Microsoft's Surface Special Edition NFL Type Cover delivers an unofficial benefit Made for the Surface Pro 4, Microsoft's Surface Special Edition NFL Type Cover has a price only superfans would tolerate. But it delivers an unofficial benefit for Surface Pro 3 users stuck with subpar keyboards. Read More ▶ Salesforce is betting its Einstein AI will make CRM better If there was any doubt that AI has officially arrived in the world of enterprise software, Salesforce just put it to rest. Read More ▶ Oracle will acquire cloud security vendor Palerra Oracle has agreed to acquire Palerra, a vendor of software for securing cloud services, as part of a strategy to provide customers comprehensive identity and security cloud services Read More ▶

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