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Best of PCWorld Dec 02, 2016 HP Spectre x360 review: Faster, smaller, and better than before HP's Spectre x360 gets a major upgrade that makes it not only the best convertible laptop, but possibly the best ultrabook laptop, period. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Awesome tech gifts that cost $25 or less • No courage: Microsoft still requires audio jack port in Windows phones • Awesome tech gifts that cost $50 or less • AMD will sneak-peek its high-end Zen CPU in December, starting a new CPU war • Best smart home gadgets: Awesome gifts for high-tech homes • 9 free ways to get the most out of Google's Play Music app • Fedora 25 makes Linux easy enough for anyone to try • Microsoft Surface Studio teardown reveals Intel and ARM chips inside • Report: Intel plans to make the Core i7 the brains behind self-driving cars • Acer Predator 15 review: A fast, affordable gaming laptop trapped in a heavy chassis • Le Pro3 review: Flagship specs, low cost, and a horrible user experience White Paper: Oracle 10 Cloud Myths Demystified: The Realities for Modern Campus Transformation From security concerns to blending Human Capital Management Cloud with on-premise systems, get the realities behind the myths 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 ▶ No courage: Microsoft still requires audio jack port in Windows phones Apple said it took "courage" to remove the audio jack port from the iPhone 7 and replace it with wireless audio. Microsoft hasn't yet mustered the courage to cut the aging port. 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 ▶ AMD will sneak-peek its high-end Zen CPU in December, starting a new CPU war AMD's Zen chips are supposed to be as fast as Intel's fastest, and they may also be a lot cheaper. If the rumors come true, Intel will finally have some competition in high-end gaming CPUs. Read More ▶ Best smart home gadgets: Awesome gifts for high-tech homes None of these products are stocking stuffers, but if you want to splurge, they could add a little intelligence to your loved one's home. Read More ▶ 9 free ways to get the most out of Google's Play Music app Even if you don't pony up $10 a month for Play Music, you can still upload your music collection, create and save "instant" mixes," tweak your equalizer levels, set a sleep timer, and more. Read More ▶ Fedora 25 makes Linux easy enough for anyone to try Ubuntu, eat your heart out. Fedora 25 makes installation and setup simple enough for Linux newbies. Read More ▶ Microsoft Surface Studio teardown reveals Intel and ARM chips inside The teardown masters at iFixit got their hands on a Surface Studio earlier than expected. Inside, they found swappable storage drives and a dedicated ARM processor for the display. Read More ▶ Report: Intel plans to make the Core i7 the brains behind self-driving cars After committing $250 million to self-driving cars earlier this month, it appears Intel is joining forces with Delphi and ex-Tesla partner Mobileye. Read More ▶ Acer Predator 15 review: A fast, affordable gaming laptop trapped in a heavy chassis The Acer Predator returns with a slimmed-down pricetag and a beefed-up chassis. Read More ▶ Le Pro3 review: Flagship specs, low cost, and a horrible user experience The Le Pro3 looks and feels like a winner, and then you begin using it and everything starts to fall apart. Read More ▶ eBook: Plantronics eBook: Mobility Ware This eBook will answer any question and provide some practical guidance on establishing a mobile collaboration strategy for your organization. Read More ▶

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