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PCWorld Power Tips Sep 08, 2016 How to control your privacy in Chromebooks vs. Windows 10 Both Chrome OS and Windows 10 help themselves to similar usage data by default, but in different ways. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How to repair Windows' master boot record and fix your bricked PC • The weird, wild, and occasionally practical PC hardware of IFA 2016 • It's football season! These second-screen apps make NFL games even more fun to watch • How to use Windows 10's Battery Saver mode • Forget your Google password and sign in with your phone • PAX 2016: A PC with a blood bag, $10,000 rigs, and all the craziest PC hardware • How to use Firefox's new simplify page printing feature White Paper: OpenDNS is now part of Cisco Reduce The Number of Ransomware Infections Across Your Organization Although variants of ransomware behave differently - there are many ways that OpenDNS and Cisco can help. Read More ▶ How to repair Windows' master boot record and fix your bricked PC Whether Windows' MBR was corrupted or erased by ransomware or a less nefarious means, it can be fixed. Here's how. Read More ▶ The weird, wild, and occasionally practical PC hardware of IFA 2016 Innovative PC hardware showed up in spades at IFA 2016, Europe's largest tech industry trade show. Read More ▶ It's football season! These second-screen apps make NFL games even more fun to watch Bringing you everything from stats to game-time snacks, these apps are as indispensable as your TV remote. Read More ▶ How to use Windows 10's Battery Saver mode Battery Saver in Windows 10 is a handy feature for anyone who prefers to keep their power cords at home. Read More ▶ Forget your Google password and sign in with your phone Log in to your Google account with a few simple taps on your phone, no password required. Read More ▶ PAX 2016: A PC with a blood bag, $10,000 rigs, and all the craziest PC hardware Other items inside: A PC that shoots paper planes, a wall made out of keyboards, and an honest-to-goodness Soviet-era T34 tank. OK, we included that last one just for fun. Read More ▶ How to use Firefox's new simplify page printing feature A small but handy new feature scheduled to roll out with Firefox 49 will help ease your printer-ink bill. Read More ▶ White Paper: OpenDNS is now part of Cisco Waste Less Time Fighting Ransomware Attacks Learn about different phases of ransomware attacks and how OpenDNS and Cisco can help significantly reduce the number of ransomware infections across your organization. Read More ▶

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