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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 21, 2016 Video A smartwatch you'd actually wear and flashy TVs were all the rage at CE Week | PCWorld Startups joined established tech industry players at CE Week in New York to show off a range of wearables, 4K displays and smart home appliance products. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Major tech companies spent millions more on lobbying in 2015 • San Francisco has had its first autonomous car accident • Mingis on Tech: Drones on the rise, Detroit on the move -- to Silicon Valley | PCWorld • Ukrainian power companies are getting hit with more cyberattacks • Criminal charges filed against two LA drone pilots • FireEye to grow intelligence capabilities with iSight Partners deal • Hands-On: How Intel Authenticate will replace the password | PCWorld • What does an Oracle audit look like? This one certainly wasn't pretty • HP will bring virtual reality to Chromebooks through the power of the Web • HP to bring VR to Chrome devices through the Web • Interview: Mike Fasulo, President & COO, Sony Electronics | PCWorld • Dell's OS10 aims to open up networks, then whole data centers • Who's going to benefit from the tech revolution? | PCWorld • Sir David Attenborough narrates Google's latest virtual reality Expedition Major tech companies spent millions more on lobbying in 2015 Most major tech companies increased the amount of money they spent attempting to influence lawmakers in Washington, D.C., through federal lobbying. Read More ▶ San Francisco has had its first autonomous car accident San Francisco saw its first traffic accident involving an autonomous car earlier this month. It occurred on the afternoon of Jan. 8 when a Nissan Leaf autonomous vehicle operated by Cruise Automation hit a parked Toyota Prius. Read More ▶ Video Mingis on Tech: Drones on the rise, Detroit on the move -- to Silicon Valley | PCWorld Executive News Editor Ken Mingis and reporters discuss all things drone ("selfie drone," anyone?) and why auto makers are partnering with Apple and Google. Watch Now ▶ Ukrainian power companies are getting hit with more cyberattacks A number of Ukrainian power companies are seeing fresh cyberattacks following ones in December that briefly knocked out power for tens of thousands of customers. Read More ▶ Criminal charges filed against two LA drone pilots The Los Angeles District Attorney filed criminal cases against two drone pilots on Wednesday for allegedly flying their drones in controlled airspace. Read More ▶ FireEye to grow intelligence capabilities with iSight Partners deal FireEye has acquired Texas-based iSight Partners for $200 million, a deal that executives say will give FireEye stronger intelligence on cybercriminal and hacking groups before they strike. Read More ▶ Video Hands-On: How Intel Authenticate will replace the password | PCWorld Intel has quietly built what it calls Authenticate technology into its Skylake with vPro chips for businesses, combining multiple means of authentication for greater security. Watch Now ▶ What does an Oracle audit look like? This one certainly wasn't pretty Oracle is at least as well-known for its aggressive licensing tactics as for its namesake database technology, and a recent dispute makes it clear that that reputation isn't entirely unfounded. Read More ▶ HP will bring virtual reality to Chromebooks through the power of the Web Virtual reality on Chromebooks? HP thinks it's possible. Read More ▶ HP to bring VR to Chrome devices through the Web Virtual reality on Chromebooks? HP thinks it's possible. Read More ▶ Video Interview: Mike Fasulo, President & COO, Sony Electronics | PCWorld IDG CMO Perspectives provides insight into the state of Marketing across industries from leading business executives. Mike Fasulo, President and COO, Sony Electronics, speaks to Josh London, CMO, IDG Communications and highlights the importance of understanding your customer, the trends that drive buying decisions and brand authenticity. Watch Now ▶ Dell's OS10 aims to open up networks, then whole data centers Dell is opening up its network operating system, one step toward a data-center OS that could help enterprises emulate cloud companies like Google and Facebook. Read More ▶ Video Who's going to benefit from the tech revolution? | PCWorld Top tech CEOs spoke about how they think the world will benefit from the coming tech revolution at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday. Watch Now ▶ Sir David Attenborough narrates Google's latest virtual reality Expedition Google's education-focused virtual reality program is rapidly expanding worldwide, and now it includes two new places to explore. Read More ▶

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