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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 17, 2016 Google's graveyard: 8 products Google killed in 2016 Google+ lives on, but many other Google offerings will no longer be able to say that by the end of 2016. Pay your respects at the Google Graveyard 2016. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • HP Elite x3 review: This could be the last great Windows phone • Best Deals of the Week, October 10th - October 14th - Deal Alert • How to remove a phone, tablet, or PC from accessing your Google account • HP Omen 17 review: Great gaming performance at a great price • 40% off ZIPP Mini WiFi + Bluetooth Multi-Room Wireless Speaker - Deal Alert • The Xbox One's first email app is here, and it's not Outlook • Report: Apple slams the brakes on electric Apple Car to focus on auto software • Google Clock 6.4 brings app shortcuts and a smarter stopwatch • The best cases for the Galaxy S7 • How to create sublabels in Gmail • WikiLeaker Assange's internet access cut by a 'state actor' • UK spy agencies illegally collected data for years, court rules • Dyre banking Trojan successor rears its ugly head • 13% off AmazonBasics High Security 17-Sheet Micro-Cut Paper, CD, and Credit Card Shredder - Deal Alert HP Elite x3 review: This could be the last great Windows phone HP's Elite x3 combines amazing hardware, tremendous battery life, a stellar Continuum experience, and support for older Win32 apps. Whether that's enough to buoy Microsoft's vision remains to be seen. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week, October 10th - October 14th - 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 October 10th. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ How to remove a phone, tablet, or PC from accessing your Google account This is an important security step to go through whenever you sell off a device or just no longer plan to use it with Google services. Read More ▶ HP Omen 17 review: Great gaming performance at a great price HP's updated Omen 17 offers GTX1070 performance and a 4K G-Sync screen for less than two grand. Read More ▶ 40% off ZIPP Mini WiFi + Bluetooth Multi-Room Wireless Speaker - Deal Alert Enjoy audio content streamed to your ZIPP MINI wireless speaker using your home WiFi network, or from your device using Bluetooth. Pair up to 6 for music around your house, or in the same room for an immersive listening experience. Supports Spotify Connect, as well as AirPlay and DLNA for streaming audio from apps like Netflix. Read More ▶ The Xbox One's first email app is here, and it's not Outlook MailOnX is the Xbox One's first email app, because nothing says gaming like productivity software. Read More ▶ Report: Apple slams the brakes on electric Apple Car to focus on auto software Don't count on seeing an actual Apple Car anytime soon, but a future car may still run on Apple's self-driving platform. Read More ▶ Google Clock 6.4 brings app shortcuts and a smarter stopwatch Now when you set a timer or use the stopwatch, it'll pick up right where you left off after rebooting your phone. Read More ▶ The best cases for the Galaxy S7 From ultimate protection to svelte options for the fashion conscious, these are some of the best options to keep your Samsung smartphone well protected. Read More ▶ How to create sublabels in Gmail Gmail lets you attach labels to email for easy organization, but you can also create sublabels to fine-tune your mail sorting. Read More ▶ WikiLeaker Assange's internet access cut by a 'state actor' A "state actor" has cut off internet access for Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, the transparency activist organization said Monday. Read More ▶ UK spy agencies illegally collected data for years, court rules The U.K.'s spy agencies breached the European Convention on Human Rights for years by secretly collecting almost everything about British citizens' communications except their content, a U.K. court has ruled. Read More ▶ Dyre banking Trojan successor rears its ugly head Cybercriminals have unleashed a new banking Trojan onto the Internet and it bears striking similarities to Dyre, a malware threat believed to be dead for almost a year. Read More ▶ 13% off AmazonBasics High Security 17-Sheet Micro-Cut Paper, CD, and Credit Card Shredder - Deal Alert This powerful shredder turns a letter-sized sheet into 2,235 pieces of confetti, up to 17 sheets at a time. Also destroys credit cards, CDs, DVDs, and Blu Rays, rendering them useless. Read More ▶

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