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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 09, 2016 Lightning-fast 3D Xpoint SSDs won't just come from Intel Intel won't be the only company selling super fast SSDs based on the new 3D Xpoint storage and memory technology; other storage companies will also offer them with technology provided by Micron. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Galaxy Note 7 takes 'best smartphone display' crown, says DisplayMate • 60% off SOWTECH HDMI Splitter, Full HD 1080P and 3D Support - Deal Alert • Why does the iOS 10 lock screen reveal so much? | PCWorld • Lenovo crams 48TB of SSD storage on a board • The US Marines are testing a pocket-sized helicopter drone • Photo face-off: 5 things OneDrive still needs to rival Google Photos and iCloud • 90% off Become an Ethical Hacker With This Complete eLearning Bundle - Deal Alert • The Internet Archive now houses more than 10,000 Amiga programs and games • Facebook makes its desktop ads inescapable by blocking ad-blockers • Micron aims to cram more storage into smartphones with stacked 3D NAND flash • Brands, take note: Customers still struggle to reach you • How to adjust your AutoPlay settings in Windows 10 • Micron's super-fast 3D Xpoint SSDs will ship through storage partners • Google Maps strengthens offline and ride-sharing features Galaxy Note 7 takes 'best smartphone display' crown, says DisplayMate Samsung again shows it's the leader in making a great screen, as it even surpasses the S7 and S7 Edge. Read More ▶ 60% off SOWTECH HDMI Splitter, Full HD 1080P and 3D Support - Deal Alert This simple splitter has one HDMI input and two outputs, for splitting full HD 1080P and 3D signals to two displays without signal degradation. Read More ▶ Video Why does the iOS 10 lock screen reveal so much? | PCWorld In iOS 10, you now have an unprecedented access to your apps and services right from the lock screen. But is this convenience worth compromising our privacy? Watch Now ▶ Lenovo crams 48TB of SSD storage on a board Lenovo is developing an SSD storage board with a monstrous 48TB capacity, and the company plans to release it by the middle of next year. Read More ▶ The US Marines are testing a pocket-sized helicopter drone The U.S. Marine Corps is testing a pocket-sized drone that can deliver live video feeds from three cameras and is small enough that it's almost invisible from the ground. Read More ▶ Photo face-off: 5 things OneDrive still needs to rival Google Photos and iCloud Microsoft's OneDrive vs. Google Photos and iCloud: Price is one thing, but face recognition, search, caching, and albums are all key features for photo management. Read More ▶ 90% off Become an Ethical Hacker With This Complete eLearning Bundle - Deal Alert With cyberattacks putting everyone on edge, companies are looking for ethical hackers--IT pros paid handsomely to hack their network, expose security flaws, and fix them before someone else breaks in. Learn the tools of the ethical hacking trade with the Become an Ethical Hacker Bundle, now only $44.99 for a limited time. Read More ▶ The Internet Archive now houses more than 10,000 Amiga programs and games Want to play some Amiga games in your browser? Just visit the Internet Archive..and cross your fingers. Read More ▶ Facebook makes its desktop ads inescapable by blocking ad-blockers The network is giving you more control over the ads you see, but now you can't avoid them. Read More ▶ Micron aims to cram more storage into smartphones with stacked 3D NAND flash Micron announced its first 3D NAND chip for mobile devices with the goal of cramming more storage into handsets, and maybe reducing reliance on SD card slots. Read More ▶ Brands, take note: Customers still struggle to reach you In any given year, more than 80 percent of consumers try to reach a brand, and for most of them, it's an exercise in frustration, according to new data from The Northridge Group. Read More ▶ How to adjust your AutoPlay settings in Windows 10 Control how AutoPlay responds to various removable media in Windows, so you can enjoy the feature's convenience while minimizing the risk to your PC's security. Read More ▶ Micron's super-fast 3D Xpoint SSDs will ship through storage partners Intel won't be the only company selling super fast SSDs based on the new 3D Xpoint storage and memory technology; other storage companies will also offer them with technology provided by Micron. Read More ▶ Google Maps strengthens offline and ride-sharing features You can now save map data to an SD card and choose from an expanded batch of driving services. Read More ▶

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