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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 09, 2016 Never run out of space on your iPhone or iPad How often has this happened to you? You try to install an app or take pictures and your iPhone's storage is almost full. You won't be able to do anything until you make more space available. IDrive offers cloud backup and is cross-platform compatible, which means you can also backup your data on your Android phones, tablets, PCs, Macs, and even Linux servers. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • More than 32 million Twitter credentials reportedly hacked • 20% off Oral-B Pro 7000 Electronic Bluetooth Connected Toothbrush - Deal Alert • Google claims a leap forward for quantum computing • Project Fi is expanding its coverage with addition of U.S. Cellular • Retro Tech: Inside the Nintendo 64, on its 20th birthday • New Windows 10 build brings Ink improvements, container support • Only $29 for the Silicon Valley Social Media Marketing Course & Certification - Deal Alert • Another 4 Gmail Labs features for a more productive inbox • The best edge panel add-ons for the Galaxy S7 Edge • Lenovo's $499 Phab2 Pro will be the first Google Project Tango AR smartphone • Google just made a leap for quantum computing • Naim Audio Mu-so Qb wireless speaker review: It sounds as beautiful as it looks, it just doesn't get loud enough • Hackers could have changed Facebook Messenger chat logs • Tails, the anonymity-focused Linux distribution with deep Tor integration, reaches version 2.4 More than 32 million Twitter credentials reportedly hacked LeakedSource says it has a database of more than 32 million stolen Twitter credentials. Luckily, checking to see if you're affected is easy. Read More ▶ 20% off Oral-B Pro 7000 Electronic Bluetooth Connected Toothbrush - Deal Alert The Oral-B Pro 7000 is a Bluetooth connected electric rechargeable toothbrush. Its best-in-class 3D cleaning technology oscillates, rotates and pulsates to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular toothbrush, and has 6 different modes (ranging from "daily clean" to "tongue cleaning"). But it doesn't stop there. Read More ▶ Google claims a leap forward for quantum computing Many approaches are being tried in the race to develop a working quantum computer, but Google this week reported using a combination of techniques with particularly promising results. Read More ▶ Project Fi is expanding its coverage with addition of U.S. Cellular While it's not a major carrier, the network could help in some areas where T-Mobile and Sprint aren't up to snuff. Read More ▶ Retro Tech: Inside the Nintendo 64, on its 20th birthday Yes, it's been 20 years since Nintendo 64 debuted. To celebrate, we take it apart as we remember its important contribution to our lives. Read More ▶ New Windows 10 build brings Ink improvements, container support Microsoft has released a new beta build of Windows 10 aimed at enhancing various aspects of the operating system as the company hurtles toward releasing a major update in the coming months. Read More ▶ Only $29 for the Silicon Valley Social Media Marketing Course & Certification - Deal Alert The 12-module course will dive into market psychology, strategies to increase reach, and more. You'll complete quizzes to make sure you're absorbing the lessons, and even access an instructor whenever you need feedback. With a certification to put on your CV, you'll be one rung further up the career ladder—or even starting a new one. Read More ▶ Another 4 Gmail Labs features for a more productive inbox Google's incubator for experimental features offers up ways to prevent phishing scams, add extra inboxes, and more. Read More ▶ The best edge panel add-ons for the Galaxy S7 Edge Put that curvy screen to use with these apps that put news and other information just one swipe away. Read More ▶ Lenovo's $499 Phab2 Pro will be the first Google Project Tango AR smartphone Lenovo's new Phab2 Pro, developed with Google, brings augmented reality to smartphone screens without the need for a headset. Read More ▶ Google just made a leap for quantum computing Many approaches are being tried in the race to develop a working quantum computer, but Google this week reported using a combination of techniques with particularly promising results. Read More ▶ Naim Audio Mu-so Qb wireless speaker review: It sounds as beautiful as it looks, it just doesn't get loud enough It'll fill the smaller spaces in your home with sound, but you'll need its bigger sibling for the living room. Read More ▶ Hackers could have changed Facebook Messenger chat logs Here's a Facebook hack straight from the pages of the novel 1984: A way to rewrite the record of the past. Read More ▶ Tails, the anonymity-focused Linux distribution with deep Tor integration, reaches version 2.4 Tails 2.4 includes improvements to the Mozilla Thunderbird-based email client, Tor Browser, and GNOME desktop, among other changes. Read More ▶

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