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Best of PCWorld Jan 29, 2016 We ripped apart a motherboard to show you how it works This motherboard died, so we dissected its body for science. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • New high-end Surface Book, Surface Pro 4 models crank up the firepower • Microsoft says a Surface that survives Johnny Manziel could never have failed the Pats • Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC) review impressions: Gorgeous game, ugly stutter • Ubuntu's Secure Boot support vulnerability threatens even Windows PCs • 7 Android shortcuts for doing things faster • The Atari Video Music is a trippy, psychedelic rarity from the 1970s • Hands-on with the new Vaio Z that's flipping different • 5 Gmail for Android tips to tame your inbox • 12 gorgeous PC games that will punish your graphics card • How to make OneDrive your personal music streaming service with the Groove app • Online privacy tips: 3 ways to control your digital footprint New high-end Surface Book, Surface Pro 4 models crank up the firepower Microsoft's new Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 configurations offer top-of-the-line memory, storage, and processor options—all at once. Read More ▶ Microsoft says a Surface that survives Johnny Manziel could never have failed the Pats Microsoft insists its Surface tablets didn't fail during the playoffs. What are they hiding? Read More ▶ Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC) review impressions: Gorgeous game, ugly stutter Rise of the Tomb Raider for the PC looks great, but it's plagued by nasty stuttering. Hopefully new drivers fix the issue. Read More ▶ Ubuntu's Secure Boot support vulnerability threatens even Windows PCs Canonical is working on a fix for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but its old bootloaders will remain a problem. Read More ▶ 7 Android shortcuts for doing things faster Android boasts a series of handy shortcuts for everything from taking a screenshot to silencing notifications. Read More ▶ The Atari Video Music is a trippy, psychedelic rarity from the 1970s Oh wow, colors! Atari's follow-up to the hugely successful Pong was a music visualizer for the living room. Read More ▶ Hands-on with the new Vaio Z that's flipping different The new Vaio Z Flip 2-in-1 takes direct aim at the MacBook, offering Skylake CPUs and a flippable touchscreen, features Apple's laptops can't claim. Read More ▶ 5 Gmail for Android tips to tame your inbox Delete messages right from notifications, prevent accidental deletions, search better, and more. Read More ▶ 12 gorgeous PC games that will punish your graphics card These graphically intense PC games dial the eye candy up to 11 -- and make your PC sweat while they're at it. Read More ▶ How to make OneDrive your personal music streaming service with the Groove app Windows 10's cloud storage and music player combo are just begging to store and stream your entire personal music collection. Read More ▶ Online privacy tips: 3 ways to control your digital footprint You leave records of who you are and what you like all over the Internet. Here's how to limit the tracks you leave behind. Read More ▶

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