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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 18, 2016 Microsoft's slimmed-down Xbox One S launches August 2 Microsoft's shrunken Xbox One S console will launch alongside the Windows 10 Anniversary Update on August 2. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • HP's slick Elite X3 will attempt to breathe new life into Windows 10 Mobile later this month • 27% off 3 Squares TIM3 MACHIN3 Rice and Multi Cooker - Deal Alert • Attackers could steal millions through online phone verification systems • Microsoft's new service is like YouTube for the enterprise • 2 ways to control Windows 10 automatic updates • 5 essential Google Drive extensions for Chrome • 85% off HDR Projects 4 Professional for PC - Deal Alert • Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus review: No longer the best budget smartphones available • 3 things to know about Softbank's plan to acquire ARM • SoftBank said to acquire ARM for about $32 billion • Early Android app support rolls out to two more Chromebooks • Star Wars: Trials on Tatooine brings free VR lightsaber battles to Steam today • Don't look now, but Harry Potter's invisibility cloak just got a big step closer • AT&T likes 'white-box' networks and hopes you will, too HP's slick Elite X3 will attempt to breathe new life into Windows 10 Mobile later this month Not many are using smartphones with Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile, but HP's flagship Elite X3 -- which ships this month -- could boost the sagging fortunes of the OS. Read More ▶ 27% off 3 Squares TIM3 MACHIN3 Rice and Multi Cooker - Deal Alert The TIM3 MACHIN3 cooks rice up to 45% faster than competing rice cookers. With Fuzzy Logic 2.0 and a 20% thicker cooking pot ensure that quickly cooked rice comes out delicious - with no burning. Read More ▶ Attackers could steal millions through online phone verification systems A researcher finds he could earn millions of dollars by abusing the online phone verification systems used by Google, Microsoft, and Instagram Read More ▶ Microsoft's new service is like YouTube for the enterprise Microsoft thinks it has YouTube for the enterprise on its hands with the beta launch of a new service on Monday. Read More ▶ 2 ways to control Windows 10 automatic updates Previous Windows versions let you update manually or automatically. But Windows 10 updates whether you want it to or not…unless you know the trick. Read More ▶ 5 essential Google Drive extensions for Chrome Save emails, capture web pages, and create documents without leaving your browser tab. Read More ▶ 85% off HDR Projects 4 Professional for PC - Deal Alert Check out HDR Projects 4 Professional for PC. It enhances photos using HDR (high-dynamic-range) technology, so that captured images better resemble what the eye actually sees. At $29, the software is currently available for an impressive 85% off MSRP. Read More ▶ Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus review: No longer the best budget smartphones available Make no mistake: These two devices are Lenovo phones through and through, and the end of Motorola's budget brand as we know it. Read More ▶ 3 things to know about Softbank's plan to acquire ARM Since the release of the iPhone, ARM's chip designs have driven a mobile revolution. The small chip company has kept giants like Intel on their knees, and now it's on the verge of being acquired by Softbank for a stunning US$32 billion. Read More ▶ SoftBank said to acquire ARM for about $32 billion Japan's SoftBank is set to acquire UK chip design company, ARM Holdings, to cash in on growing demand for smartphone processors and other technologies for the Internet of things market, according to news reports. Read More ▶ Early Android app support rolls out to two more Chromebooks The addition of Acer's R11 and the 2015 Chromebook Pixel brings the total number of Chromebooks able to run the Play Store to three. Read More ▶ Star Wars: Trials on Tatooine brings free VR lightsaber battles to Steam today Plus Battlefront gets space battles, nine months late. This news and more out of Star Wars Celebration Europe. Read More ▶ Don't look now, but Harry Potter's invisibility cloak just got a big step closer Harry Potter fans, take note: Scientists have made an object "disappear" using a cloaking device similar in many ways to the invisibility cloak imagined by author J.K. Rowling. Read More ▶ AT&T likes 'white-box' networks and hopes you will, too AT&T's march toward standard "white-box" network gear will come to enterprises this week with the introduction of an industry-standard server that can take the place of four specialized network devices. Read More ▶

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