Hands on: The OneCompute Moto Mod could turn your Android phone into your PC

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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 10, 2016 Hands on: The OneCompute Moto Mod could turn your Android phone into your PC Motorola's OneCompute could be the best solution we've seen yet for bringing Android to the desktop. And if this prototype Moto Mod looks a lot like Windows 10's Continuum to you, you know why Microsoft might be nervous. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The PC Hardware Nerd Quiz • Highly Rated, Dramatically Discounted Adapters - Deal Alert • Report: Apple to announce iMessage for Android at WWDC • PCWorld Episode 20: Thunderbolt's turnaround, Digital Storm's badass PC, and T-Mobile freebies • Lenovo planning new AR, VR devices with Google's Project Tango • Best wireless keyboards: Cut the cord with Bluetooth and USB models offering extras galore • Twitter is notifying affected users after millions of login details leaked • What to expect at E3 2016: Your guide to livestreams, new consoles, and games galore • Remove that extra operating system and the dual boot • Hands-on with Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro: The world's first Tango phone is big, bulky, and super neat • Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Desktop review: You'll pay for luxury • Reports: Apple will move to Intel for some iPhone chips • The Moto Z's snap-on Moto Mod modules make it the first convertible smartphone • How to simplify Facebook's interface on the desktop The PC Hardware Nerd Quiz Think you know your hardware? Put your big brain to work on this gallery of PC hardware trivia and you just might learn a thing or two. Read More ▶ Highly Rated, Dramatically Discounted Adapters - Deal Alert Our picks for the best adapters and connectors, highly rated and dramatically discounted on Amazon. Read More ▶ Report: Apple to announce iMessage for Android at WWDC Such a move would only make sense if Apple plans to integrate some type of revenue-generating services into the platform. Read More ▶ PCWorld Episode 20: Thunderbolt's turnaround, Digital Storm's badass PC, and T-Mobile freebies PCWorld editors Jon Phillips, Mark Hachman, and Gordon Mah Ung chew on this week's hot topics including free pizza from T-Mobile and why Thunderbolt 3 is 'winning.' Read More ▶ Lenovo planning new AR, VR devices with Google's Project Tango Lenovo will build more virtual and augmented reality devices after its new Phab2 Pro smartphone, and virtual reality headsets may be high on that list. Read More ▶ Best wireless keyboards: Cut the cord with Bluetooth and USB models offering extras galore You're not using the crummy keyboard that came with your PC, are you? Are you? We hand-tested these wireless models to find better options for your daily driver. Read More ▶ Twitter is notifying affected users after millions of login details leaked Twitter's not to blame, but the company is taking action to protect users affected by the recent breach. Read More ▶ What to expect at E3 2016: Your guide to livestreams, new consoles, and games galore The games industry returns to Los Angeles next week for the biggest gaming event of the year. We break down where you'll want to be, when you'll want to be there, and what size bag of Doritos to bring. Read More ▶ Remove that extra operating system and the dual boot If you're only using one of the two operating systems on your PC, why bother with that menu every time you boot? Read More ▶ Hands-on with Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro: The world's first Tango phone is big, bulky, and super neat The Phab 2 Pro won't fit in your pocket, but you'll forget about that once you dive into its augmented-reality wonders. Read More ▶ Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Desktop review: You'll pay for luxury With a deluxe finish and Bluetooth connectivity, the Designer Bluetooth Desktop feels great to use, but its price tag and ultra-compact layout make other keyboards more appealing. Read More ▶ Reports: Apple will move to Intel for some iPhone chips American iPhones on AT&T networks will reportedly use Intel chips instead of Qualcomm. Read More ▶ The Moto Z's snap-on Moto Mod modules make it the first convertible smartphone In a world of increasingly similar smartphones, Lenovo has set out to do something different: It has launched the Moto Z and Z Force with a modular connector that allows 'mods' to pump up their hardware capabilities. Read More ▶ How to simplify Facebook's interface on the desktop Using the Chrome extension Flatbook, you can make Facebook's desktop PC interface a lot cleaner. Read More ▶

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