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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 04, 2016 Google's Nest may become a different kind of IoT company after CEO Fadell leaves Nest co-founder and CEO Tony Fadell is leaving the company, a move may mark a shift in strategy for one of the early stars of the Internet of Things. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The quantum era has begun, this CEO says • 75% off Opolar LC06 Laptop Fan Cooler with Temperature Display - Deal Alert • Maersk hopes drones can deliver sweet savings • Report: New images show upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note with curved-edge glass • Google Maps launches a beta app for testing the latest features • This week in games: Payday 2 ditches microtransactions, The Division's becoming a movie • Twitter briefly considered bidding for Yahoo • A new WordPress plug-in exploit endangers thousands of websites The quantum era has begun, this CEO says Quantum computing's full potential may still be years away, but there are plenty of benefits to be realized right now. Read More ▶ 75% off Opolar LC06 Laptop Fan Cooler with Temperature Display - Deal Alert This highly rated laptop fan quietly and rapidly reduces both surface and internal temperature by 18 to 50 F degrees in minutes. It currently lists for just $29.99. Read More ▶ Maersk hopes drones can deliver sweet savings Shipping giant Maersk Group made headlines earlier this year when it used a drone to deliver a bucket of cookies to a tanker at sea. That was just the beginning of an effort the company thinks could dramatically change its business. Read More ▶ Report: New images show upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note with curved-edge glass The latest buzz is that Samsung will skip ahead in numbering and deem this next phone the Galaxy Note 7. Read More ▶ Google Maps launches a beta app for testing the latest features You'll get more control over driving notifications and updates about where to leave a review for the Local Guides program. Read More ▶ This week in games: Payday 2 ditches microtransactions, The Division's becoming a movie Plus Mafia II returns to Steam, Rainbow Six Siege gets a $15 "Starter Edition," and EA gives away free copies of Nox. This is gaming news for May 30 - June 3. Read More ▶ Twitter briefly considered bidding for Yahoo Twitter briefly entertained the idea of a merger with Yahoo, and senior Twitter staff met Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer to discuss a possible deal. Read More ▶ A new WordPress plug-in exploit endangers thousands of websites Since last week attackers have exploited an unpatched vulnerability in a WordPress plug-in called WP Mobile Detector that was installed on over 10,000 websites. Read More ▶

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