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Best of PCWorld Jun 16, 2017 Microsoft Surface Pro (2017) review: More power for more money Microsoft's Surface Pro (2017) is physically near-identical to the Surface Pro 4, but a powerful Kaby Lake processor and graphics chip make a difference. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The 11 most intriguing Fall Creators Update features in Windows 10 Build 16215 • Samsung Galaxy Book review: An excellent 2-in-1 for a good price • Xbox One X: Everything you need to know about this powerful gaming console • AMD's FreeSync 2 tech debuts in a wild 49-inch Samsung HDR monitor • Why VR was a conspicuous no-show at Microsoft's Xbox One X launch • Intel revealed the Core i9 ship dates, but you won't like them • Bethesda at E3: Wolfenstein II, a Dishonored spinoff, and the return of paid mods • The best laptops of 2017: Ultrabooks, budget PCs, 2-in-1s, and more • 40 must-see PC gaming gems from E3 2017: Watch every trailer • 5 vital Android settings that save your apps, data, battery and more • Hands-on: Call of Duty: WWII's new War mode is its most radical multiplayer change in a decade eBook: ADP The Payroll Solution Buyer's Guide Managing payroll - and the HR processes that surround it - may not be your idea of fun, but it's something you absolutely have to get right. So picking the right payroll provider shouldn't be about delaying until trouble hits. Read More ▶ The 11 most intriguing Fall Creators Update features in Windows 10 Build 16215 Microsoft's list of features for its Windows 10 Fall Creators Update has grown enormously with Insider Build 16215, which opens up Linux, adds Cortana photo interpretation, desktop emoji, and much more. Read More ▶ Samsung Galaxy Book review: An excellent 2-in-1 for a good price The Samsung Galaxy Book delivers where it counts in price, performance, and battery life. Despite some weaker points, it's still a good value. Read More ▶ Xbox One X: Everything you need to know about this powerful gaming console Microsoft's long-teased Project Scorpio is now the Xbox One X, a powerful 4K-capable cousin of the Xbox One S. Here are all the details. Read More ▶ AMD's FreeSync 2 tech debuts in a wild 49-inch Samsung HDR monitor AMD's long-teased Radeon FreeSync 2 technology makes its debut in Samsung's swanky CHG70 and CHG90 displays. Read More ▶ Why VR was a conspicuous no-show at Microsoft's Xbox One X launch Microsoft says they're not willing to talk about virtual reality on its upcoming Xbox One X console. Instead, Microsoft is pushing mixed reality on Windows PCs. Read More ▶ Intel revealed the Core i9 ship dates, but you won't like them Intel's announced when its Core i9 chips will be released, but enthusiasts will be frustrated: Intel's releasing the lower-end chips first and leaving the monster, 18-core best for last. Read More ▶ Bethesda at E3: Wolfenstein II, a Dishonored spinoff, and the return of paid mods Bethesda's E3 2017 event was short, with Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, The Evil Within 2, and Dishonored: Death of the Outsider the only major games announced. Read More ▶ The best laptops of 2017: Ultrabooks, budget PCs, 2-in-1s, and more Our top picks feature the best tech advances in portable PCs, from new CPUs and GPUs to new materials. Read More ▶ 40 must-see PC gaming gems from E3 2017: Watch every trailer You think E3's a console show? Pfah! Catch up with all the big PC gaming reveals here. Read More ▶ 5 vital Android settings that save your apps, data, battery and more These five Android features are essential for your phone, helping you save on battery, data usage and more. Read More ▶ Hands-on: Call of Duty: WWII's new War mode is its most radical multiplayer change in a decade Call of Duty: WWII returns to its roots to shake up a stale series. Read More ▶ White Paper: Oracle Transform Your HR Organization and GO Checklist Great talent is the foundation of great organizations. Today, it's more important than ever to keep that talent engaged and empowered. Do so, and watch your team GO. Fail to, and you risk losing top talent. Read More ▶

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