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Top Stories @PCWorld Jan 16, 2016 Video Anki Drive is like Mario Kart in real life -- with robots | PCWorld Come on, you know that sounds like fun. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Is the Elio P5 the car of the future? | PCWorld • Microsoft will cut some Azure compute prices • The U.S. plan for a public-safety network could be a windfall for a big carrier • Automakers will collaborate to try to stop car hacks before they happen • AMD accuses BAPCo and Intel of cheating with Sysmark benchmarks • Hands on with the Galaxy TabPro S, Samsung's Surface competitor | PCWorld • Win a free Chromecast or Google Play Store credit with Android Pay's Tap 10 loyalty program • It's server chip season for Intel Video Is the Elio P5 the car of the future? | PCWorld Great gas mileage, two seats, airbags and it's coming this year. Would you consider buying it? Watch Now ▶ Microsoft will cut some Azure compute prices Businesses using Microsoft's Azure cloud platform have some good news coming: their infrastructure bills may be shrinking come February. Read More ▶ The U.S. plan for a public-safety network could be a windfall for a big carrier A public-safety network across the U.S. that could speed up disaster response may also lead to a big payoff for a mobile carrier. Read More ▶ Automakers will collaborate to try to stop car hacks before they happen Major automakers plan to work with the U.S. government to attempt to proactively deter hacks of connected cars before they become a major issue. Read More ▶ AMD accuses BAPCo and Intel of cheating with Sysmark benchmarks "Truth or myth: is Sysmark a reliable, objective, unbiased benchmark to use in evaluating system performance?" AMD lays out its case in a video released Thursday, aimed squarely at testing consortium BAPCo and lead member Intel. Read More ▶ Video Hands on with the Galaxy TabPro S, Samsung's Surface competitor | PCWorld Samsung is taking a stab at the Windows 10 2-in-1 market with a new tablet that can be unlocked with a Galaxy smartphone. Watch Now ▶ Win a free Chromecast or Google Play Store credit with Android Pay's Tap 10 loyalty program It's free to enter! All you have to do is buy what you normally would with the Android Pay app. Read More ▶ It's server chip season for Intel Intel is preparing to release a plethora of new server chips in the next three months. Read More ▶

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