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Best of PCWorld Nov 18, 2016 Everything you need to know about Windows 10 recovery drives We take a look at the recovery drive, one of the most useful troubleshooting tools included with Windows 10. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Tested: Battlefield 1 shines on this all-AMD gaming PC despite DirectX 12 weirdness • The 7 worst tech gifts you absolutely shouldn't buy this holiday • Apple saves iPhone call history to iCloud, but barely mentions it • Amazon Echo Dot (2nd generation) review: This is the Echo most people should buy • 10 things Google should add to Google Home right away • 3 encryption tools for Linux that will keep your data safe • Awesome tech gifts that cost $25 or less • MacBook Pro with Touch Bar review: The best bits of iOS in a really great Mac • Awesome tech gifts that cost $50 or less • 8 Android gestures that speed up everyday tasks • Acer Swift 7 review: The world's thinnest laptop is starving for power Case Study: Cisco How a global medical manufacturer routs out ransomware Learn how Octapharma drastically reduced Ransomware attacks with OpenDNS. Read More ▶ Tested: Battlefield 1 shines on this all-AMD gaming PC despite DirectX 12 weirdness Battlefield 1 runs gloriously on a gaming PC powered by AMD's FX-8370 processor and Radeon RX 480. Read More ▶ The 7 worst tech gifts you absolutely shouldn't buy this holiday Any site can tell you the best tech gifts to buy. But before you get too creative (or too cheap), read this list to find out what not to buy. Read More ▶ Apple saves iPhone call history to iCloud, but barely mentions it As a convenience feature, Apple will sync your call history to iCloud, but the company doesn't make it easy or obvious to shut it off. Read More ▶ Amazon Echo Dot (2nd generation) review: This is the Echo most people should buy The least-expensive Echo does everything its pricier siblings do, but you should spring for an outboard speaker if you want it to play music. Read More ▶ 10 things Google should add to Google Home right away Google Home has a good foundation, but it needs more features. Read More ▶ 3 encryption tools for Linux that will keep your data safe Know the pros and cons of Linux encryption methods, whether it's PGP, full-disk encryption, or an encrypted container. Read More ▶ Awesome tech gifts that cost $25 or less Tech gifts don't have to break the bank. We've assembled our favorite picks for under $25 that will improve life for your nearest and dearest. Read More ▶ MacBook Pro with Touch Bar review: The best bits of iOS in a really great Mac The 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros are naturally thin, fast, and expensive. But the innovative new Touch Bar makes them surprisingly delightful to use. Read More ▶ Awesome tech gifts that cost $50 or less Bring holiday cheer to family and friends with these cool and affordable, tested and approved, tech-centric gifts. Read More ▶ 8 Android gestures that speed up everyday tasks Navigate around your Android device more easily by mastering a few handy touchscreen gestures. You can cycle through Chrome tabs, move the cursor with precision, go 3-D with Maps, launch the camera, and more. Read More ▶ Acer Swift 7 review: The world's thinnest laptop is starving for power Acer's Swift 7 dethrones HP's Spectre 13.3 by being just 9.9mm at its skinniest point, but it sheds more than just slivers of an inch. Read More ▶ White Paper: Cisco Pre-crime for IT: Leveraging internet insight to prevent attacks - instead of just responding to them Read our white paper, and learn how our unique bird's eye view of Internet activity combined with our automated threat classification platform allows us to identify emergent threats before any adversary puts your organizations in their crosshairs. Read More ▶

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