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Top Stories @PCWorld Sep 27, 2016 Google rolls out more low-bandwidth versions of its products Google has rolled out versions of its popular products like YouTube and Chrome, which are specially designed for people who do not have access to high-bandwidth internet. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • FAQ: What's so special about 802.11ad Wi-Fi? • 42% off Corsair Waterproof Shockproof 256GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Deal Alert • Microsoft Azure networking is speeding up, thanks to custom hardware • Cheap, but good: How to build a budget PC for less than $300 • Forza Horizon 3 review: The best arcade racing series around roars onto PCs • GE, Bosch and open source could bring more IoT tools • 63% off Etekcity 3 Pack Portable Outdoor LED Camping Lantern with 9 AA Batteries - Deal Alert • How to use 'Training for Google Apps' as your personal tech support • Forget the robocalypse— 'Homo connecticus' may be what's coming • Microsoft's FPGA-powered supercomputer can translate Wikipedia faster than you can blink • OneDrive's file placeholders will return to Windows 10 as On-Demand Sync • Google Pixel image leaked, revealing new home screen and rounded icons • Chromebooks get stable Android apps as Andromeda rumors swirl • 34% off Master Lock Bluetooth Keyless Outdoor Padlock - Deal Alert FAQ: What's so special about 802.11ad Wi-Fi? Here are the broad strokes about 802.11ad, the wireless technology that's just starting to hit the market. Read More ▶ 42% off Corsair Waterproof Shockproof 256GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive - Deal Alert This USB 3.0 flash drive is designed to keep your files safe. The anodized, aircraft-grade aluminum housing is waterproof to 200 meters, vibration-resistant, and shock-resistant. USB 3.0 means read speeds up to four times faster than traditional drives. Read More ▶ Microsoft Azure networking is speeding up, thanks to custom hardware Networking between virtual machines in Microsoft Azure is going to get a whole lot faster, thanks to some new hardware that Microsoft has rolled out across its fleet of datacenters. Read More ▶ Cheap, but good: How to build a budget PC for less than $300 This cheap but capable $300 budget desktop PC will outperform any laptop in the same price range. Read More ▶ Forza Horizon 3 review: The best arcade racing series around roars onto PCs Forza Horizon 3 is the best arcade racing has to offer in 2016, and now it's on PCs thanks to Microsoft's Xbox Play Anywhere endeavor. Read More ▶ GE, Bosch and open source could bring more IoT tools Partnerships that could shape the internet of things for years are being forged just as enterprises fit IoT into their long-term plans. No one vendor can meet the diverse IoT needs of all those users, so they're joining forces and also trying to foster broader ecosystems. General Electric and Germany's Bosch did both on Monday. Read More ▶ 63% off Etekcity 3 Pack Portable Outdoor LED Camping Lantern with 9 AA Batteries - Deal Alert Whether used for camping, trick or treating, or power outages, this lantern will provide up to 12 hours of bright omnidirectional LED lighting to see your surroundings. Read More ▶ How to use 'Training for Google Apps' as your personal tech support Google has a helpful Chrome extension that shows you how to use each of Google's online services. Read More ▶ Forget the robocalypse— 'Homo connecticus' may be what's coming Robots' potential to take over the world is a commonly expressed fear in the world of AI, but at least one Turing Award winner doesn't see it happening that way. Read More ▶ Microsoft's FPGA-powered supercomputer can translate Wikipedia faster than you can blink At its Ignite conference, Microsoft demonstrated its new server technology that uses field-programmable logic chips as the foundation for a new "A.I. supercomputer." Read More ▶ OneDrive's file placeholders will return to Windows 10 as On-Demand Sync Windows 10 users are getting OneDrive placeholders with a new name: On-Demand Sync. Read More ▶ Google Pixel image leaked, revealing new home screen and rounded icons Expect to pay more than you usually would for a Nexus, with the cheaper option of the pair to cost $649. Read More ▶ Chromebooks get stable Android apps as Andromeda rumors swirl Chrome OS and Android are combining right under our noses. Read More ▶ 34% off Master Lock Bluetooth Keyless Outdoor Padlock - Deal Alert Use your smartphone to open this lock from Master Lock. Share access, monitor access history and receive alerts if someone is tampering. Its shackle offers 2 inch vertical clearance and is made of boron, offering maximum resistance to cutting and sawing. Read More ▶

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