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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 05, 2016 How to tell if your Android phone has spyware You know that Google, your service provider, and Facebook follow what you do on your phone. But what about your employer, your spouse, or a criminal? Find out if you have spyware on your Android phone and what to do about it. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How to make Google Drive apps look and work more like Microsoft Office • Best Deals of The Month - Deal Alert • Gigabyte's mini-ITX GTX 1070 just rendered AMD's Radeon Nano obsolete • Microsoft's rolling out an intrusive full-screen Windows 10 upgrade nag for final push • Nasty Lenovo UEFI exploit also affects products from other vendors • Google's baking Chromecast support directly into Chrome • AMD has you covered: Its new Linux graphics driver already supports the Radeon RX 480 • Fearing surveillance, man allegedly shot at Google and set self-driving car ablaze • LG shakes up its mobile division after lackluster G5 sales • WeBoost Eqo review: This cellular signal booster couldn't improve our in-home coverage • When browser cookies go bad: How to avoid 'bad header' problems on favorite websites • Google is working to make every website viewable in VR • FBI faults Clinton's personal email system, but doesn't recommend prosecution • Android's full disk encryption can be brute-forced on devices with Qualcomm chips How to make Google Drive apps look and work more like Microsoft Office Here are a few dials you can turn to get Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides to perform a little more closely to their Office counterparts. Read More ▶ Best Deals of The Month - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found in the past month. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ Gigabyte's mini-ITX GTX 1070 just rendered AMD's Radeon Nano obsolete The Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 Mini ITX OC graphics card delivers Titan X-beating power in an ultra-tiny form factor. Read More ▶ Microsoft's rolling out an intrusive full-screen Windows 10 upgrade nag for final push Microsoft stopped the tricks with its Windows 10 upgrade pop-ups. But the company is also adding a full-screen prompt ahead of July 29. Read More ▶ Nasty Lenovo UEFI exploit also affects products from other vendors A critical vulnerability that was recently found in the low-level firmware of Lenovo ThinkPad systems also reportedly exists in products from other vendors including HP and Gigabyte Technology. Read More ▶ Google's baking Chromecast support directly into Chrome Google is finally adding a built-in option to Cast open tabs to your Chromecast-enabled television. The extension will still work, but it's no longer needed. Read More ▶ AMD has you covered: Its new Linux graphics driver already supports the Radeon RX 480 It's available for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and SteamOS, but it only supports newer hardware. Read More ▶ Fearing surveillance, man allegedly shot at Google and set self-driving car ablaze A man who told police he feared surveillance by Google has been arrested and charged with arson after one of the company's self-driving cars was destroyed in an attack in June. Read More ▶ LG shakes up its mobile division after lackluster G5 sales While the modular concept was interesting, the G5 hasn't kept pace with other Android smartphones. Read More ▶ WeBoost Eqo review: This cellular signal booster couldn't improve our in-home coverage Unless you have strong reception to begin with, the weBoost Eqo can't do much for your smartphone experience at home. Read More ▶ When browser cookies go bad: How to avoid 'bad header' problems on favorite websites If you're seeing a "400 Bad Request. Request Header or Cookie Too Large" error that doesn't let you access a site, you've probably got a cookie that's too large or corrupted. Here's how to fix that. Read More ▶ Google is working to make every website viewable in VR WebVR support is a work in progress for the Chromium project, which could one day change how we browse the Internet. Read More ▶ FBI faults Clinton's personal email system, but doesn't recommend prosecution Hillary Clinton was "extremely careless" in her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, but the FBI isn't recommending any charges be brought against her for mishandling classified information. Read More ▶ Android's full disk encryption can be brute-forced on devices with Qualcomm chips Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in Android devices with Qualcomm chipsets in order to extract the encrypted keys that protect users' data and run brute-force attacks against them. Read More ▶

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