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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 24, 2016 EVGA GTX 1080 FTW review: The most powerful graphics card in the world, made better The GeForce GTX 1080 is the most powerful graphics card in the world today, and EVGA's custom GTX 1080 FTW version makes it better in every way. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 10 great Steam Summer Sale game bundles that will save you even more money • 54% off Vansky Bias Lighting for HDTV USB LED Multi Color Strip Accent Lighting - Deal Alert • Microsoft's pricey Surface Book is getting stomped by the ancient Surface Book 3 • This Raspberry Pi 3 rival will boast an SSD storage slot • Boston Dynamics' latest robot stymied by a banana skin • Apple retires its Thunderbolt Display without warning or a successor • 44% off Universal Waterproof Bag for all iPhone and other Larger Smartphones - Deal Alert • A Raspberry Pi 3 competitor will boast an SSD storage slot • Report: HTC-built Nexus 'Sailfish' leaks reveal the undercard in the next Nexus lineup • How to use Google Save as an online image storehouse • Android device updates: AT&T Galaxy Note 5, S6 Edge+ score Marshmallow, HTC 10 gets camera patch • Sony agrees to pay millions for removing Linux support from the PlayStation 3 • With Android apps inbound, Google preps a storage manager for Chrome OS • U.S. court rules that FBI can hack into a computer without a warrant 10 great Steam Summer Sale game bundles that will save you even more money Sure, games are cheap during Valve's Steam Summer Sale. But they're even cheaper when you buy them in bulk. Read More ▶ 54% off Vansky Bias Lighting for HDTV USB LED Multi Color Strip Accent Lighting - Deal Alert This bias lighting strip, currently discounted by 54% on Amazon from $49.99 down to just $22.99, reduces eye-strain caused by differences in picture brightness from scene to scene in movies, shows and games, by adding a subtle backlight to your monitor or TV. Read More ▶ Microsoft's pricey Surface Book is getting stomped by the ancient Surface Book 3 Microsoft customers have overwhelmingly adopted the Surface Pro 3 and Surface Pro 4, according to new data released by AdDuplex., while the pricier Surface Book garners just a small slice of market share. Read More ▶ This Raspberry Pi 3 rival will boast an SSD storage slot You can't put SSDs on Raspberry Pi 3, but a competitive board coming soon will have that option. Read More ▶ Boston Dynamics' latest robot stymied by a banana skin Boston Dynamics, the Google-owned robot maker that's apparently up for sale, has a new four-legged robot small enough to walk around a house, agile enough to load your dishwasher, and not quite clever enough to avoid banana skins on the floor. Read More ▶ Apple retires its Thunderbolt Display without warning or a successor Apple is discontinuing its Thunderbolt Display, the high-resolution external display that users of the MacBook and other Macs could use to get a better picture and work with more apps. Read More ▶ 44% off Universal Waterproof Bag for all iPhone and other Larger Smartphones - Deal Alert Great for using during outdoor activities including boating and swimming. It's flexible clear waterproof bag allows you to use your smartphone while keeping it safe and secure in the bag. It protects your device from water, snow and dirt and is waterproof up to depths of 82 feet. Read More ▶ A Raspberry Pi 3 competitor will boast an SSD storage slot You can't put SSDs on Raspberry Pi 3, but a competitive board coming soon will have that option. Read More ▶ Report: HTC-built Nexus 'Sailfish' leaks reveal the undercard in the next Nexus lineup This is likely the smaller and cheaper of two Nexus phones that HTC is building for Google this fall. Read More ▶ How to use Google Save as an online image storehouse Google Save is an easy way to keep track of images you want to access later. Read More ▶ Android device updates: AT&T Galaxy Note 5, S6 Edge+ score Marshmallow, HTC 10 gets camera patch The monthly security update is also rolling out to the AT&T Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Read More ▶ Sony agrees to pay millions for removing Linux support from the PlayStation 3 You'll be eligible to receive $55 if you used Linux on your PS3, if the settlement is accepted. Read More ▶ With Android apps inbound, Google preps a storage manager for Chrome OS The current methods for managing local storage on a Chromebook suck. Google is fixing that. Read More ▶ U.S. court rules that FBI can hack into a computer without a warrant A U.S. court has ruled that the FBI can hack into a computer without a warrant -- a move which is troubling privacy advocates. Read More ▶

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