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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 21, 2016 Asus and MSI accused of juicing GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card review samples EVGA says it doesn't cheat reviewers by sending out tweaked graphics cards. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft's Sharepoint app for iOS is here • 52% off HooToo USB 3.0 Flash drive with Lightning Connector for iPhone and iPad devices - Deal Alert • New Google prompt vastly simplifies two-factor authentication • Telltale's Batman is best when he takes off the mask • Intel's megachips will take on Nvidia's GPUs and Google's TPUs • Stop videos from autoplaying in your browser • Hackers sold access to 170,000 compromised servers, many in the US • Windows 10 phones finally gain NFC payment support as Wallet 2.0 rolls out in preview • Say hello to Fedora 24, a Linux OS for a containerized world • Digital Storm Aventum 3 review: This big, bad desktop celebrates high-end gaming • This IS your grandma's Internet: Samsung plans to invest in IoT • Apple fixes serious flaw in AirPort wireless routers • New Slack tools let you chat with bots using buttons • New FAA rules mean you won't get Amazon drone delivery anytime soon Microsoft's Sharepoint app for iOS is here Microsoft announced earlier this year that its popular SharePoint collaboration software was getting a full-featured mobile app. Starting Tuesday, iPhone users can take a crack at it. Read More ▶ 52% off HooToo USB 3.0 Flash drive with Lightning Connector for iPhone and iPad devices - Deal Alert This fast drive plugs directly in your lighning or USB port allowing you to add 64 GB of storage to your iPhone, and iPod and allows you to transfer files to and from a computer/laptop without the using a cable. Read More ▶ New Google prompt vastly simplifies two-factor authentication The feature will be built into Android with a Play Services update and work on iOS through the Google app. Read More ▶ Telltale's Batman is best when he takes off the mask Batman: The Telltale Series promises to make Bruce Wayne as important as Batman—if not more so. Read More ▶ Intel's megachips will take on Nvidia's GPUs and Google's TPUs In 2018, Intel will likely release a faster and more power-efficient Xeon Phi, a supercomputing chip that is already in some of the world's fastest computers. Intel is also looking beyond CPUs to FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays), which can be faster in key tasks. Read More ▶ Stop videos from autoplaying in your browser When you go to a website to read an article, you want to read the article, not listen to a video. Read More ▶ Hackers sold access to 170,000 compromised servers, many in the US The market for hacked servers might be much larger than previously thought with new evidence suggesting that hackers sold access to over 170,000 compromised servers since 2014, a third of them located in the U.S. Read More ▶ Windows 10 phones finally gain NFC payment support as Wallet 2.0 rolls out in preview Microsoft started pushing its Wallet. 2.0 app to Windows Insiders, bringing much-needed NFC tap-to-pay support to Windows 10 phones. Read More ▶ Say hello to Fedora 24, a Linux OS for a containerized world Fedora 24 is the first 2016 release from the Red Hat-sponsored Fedora Project, and it made its debut on Tuesday. Included in the software are several key new features for enterprises. Here's a look at some of the highlights. Read More ▶ Digital Storm Aventum 3 review: This big, bad desktop celebrates high-end gaming It might not be the one gaming tower to rule them all, but with a 10-core CPU, two Nvidia GTX 1080 cards in SLI, and slick custom liquid-cooling, the Aventum 3 is still an impressive display of might. Read More ▶ This IS your grandma's Internet: Samsung plans to invest in IoT In the future, everything will be connected -- even your grandparents. That's what Samsung Electronics is counting on as it draws up a four-year plan to invest US$1.2 billion in US IoT startups and research. Read More ▶ Apple fixes serious flaw in AirPort wireless routers Apple has released firmware updates for its AirPort wireless base stations in order to fix a vulnerability that could put the devices at risk of hacking. Read More ▶ New Slack tools let you chat with bots using buttons Slack is making it easier for people to interact with third-party services that integrate with its chat app with the launch of a new developer tool that lets bots add clickable buttons to their messages. Read More ▶ New FAA rules mean you won't get Amazon drone delivery anytime soon The Federal Aviation Administration has published long-awaited rules that loosen restrictions on commercial use of drones but don't go as far as allowing drone delivery services like that proposed by Amazon. Read More ▶

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