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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 10, 2016 Skype's bot invasion continues with group chats Want to have a group trivia contest on Skype? the communication service announced a set of updates to its bot functionality on Friday that will let users bring digital quizmasters and other automated conversation participants into group text conversations. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • This week in games: Free PC games, free PC games, and more free PC games • 24% off TP-LINK AC1900 Wireless Wi-Fi Dual Band AC Router - Deal Alert • How to find out everything Google knows about you in the new My Activity dashboard • Gaming desktops with AMD's Radeon RX 480 are on sale for under $800 • Cybersecurity firms step up intel sharing despite issues of trust • Gigabyte's newest Brix system will expand tiny gaming-PC options later this year • 68% off Carllte Omnidirectional Condenser Lapel Microphone - Deal Alert • Sideloaders beware: a Pokemon Go knock-off contains malware • The truth about bug finders: They're essentially useless This week in games: Free PC games, free PC games, and more free PC games Plus: Pokemon Go, new Overwatch characters, Halo Wars 2, and more. This is your games news for July 4 through 8. Read More ▶ 24% off TP-LINK AC1900 Wireless Wi-Fi Dual Band AC Router - Deal Alert Create a reliable, blazing-fast network using 802.11ac, the latest, most powerful Wi-Fi technology. Dual USB ports make it easy to share files, photos, and music across your network. Currently discounted 24% to $130. Read More ▶ How to find out everything Google knows about you in the new My Activity dashboard Google has consolidated the data it has on you into an easy-to-use interface to find, browse through, or delete your digital history. Read More ▶ Gaming desktops with AMD's Radeon RX 480 are on sale for under $800 Desktops with AMD's $199 Radeon RX 480 graphics card are becoming available, a month after the GPU was announced. Read More ▶ Cybersecurity firms step up intel sharing despite issues of trust The war against the cyber criminals won't be won alone. To keep the hackers at bay, more security vendors have been trying to foster cooperation, and share data on the latest threats – even as it might spark concerns over trust and competition. Read More ▶ Gigabyte's newest Brix system will expand tiny gaming-PC options later this year With discrete graphics and a quad-core processor, Gigabyte's next Brix Gaming mini-PC will provide gamers seeking a compact but higher-performing system an alternative to Intel's NUCs. And it's not the only new member of the family. Read More ▶ 68% off Carllte Omnidirectional Condenser Lapel Microphone - Deal Alert The Carllte Omnidirectional lapel mic has an extra long 59-inch cable and TRRS 3.5mm Jack, making it compatible with most phones, tablets and computers and suitable for a wide range of applications from live-streaming to kareoke. It is made from professional grade polished and protected steel, and captures crystal clear audio without batteries or external power. Read More ▶ Sideloaders beware: a Pokemon Go knock-off contains malware The hit game Pokemon Go could end up becoming bait for hackers wanting to take over your phone. Read More ▶ The truth about bug finders: They're essentially useless Today's popular bug finders catch only about two percent of the vulnerabilities lurking in software code, researchers have found, despite the millions of dollars companies spend on them each year. Read More ▶

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