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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 18, 2016 Uber's self-driving cars will start picking up passengers this month Uber wants to be first to market with driverless cars and replace its human-powered fleet of drivers with robots. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Nvidia's new $200 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB challenges the Radeon RX 480 head-on • 34% off Lumsing 5 Port 40W USB Charging Station, with Quick Charge Port - Deal Alert • Zen Q&A with AMD's CTO: 'We're bringing competition back to high-performance x86' • Microsoft PowerShell goes open source, lands on Linux and Mac • Let the CPU wars begin: AMD shows its Zen CPU can compete with Intel's best • 76% off Phaiser BHS-730 Bluetooth Sweatproof Sport Earbuds, Magnetic - Deal Alert • Microsoft PowerShell goes open source and lands on Linux and Mac • Microsoft Rewards is how Microsoft will pay you to use Edge, Bing and more • T-Mobile shifts to unlimited plans in the latest bid to stand out from the competition • It's time to say goodbye to Linux 4.6 • AMD's Zen CPU: 10 things you need to know • Intel's lack of potent graphics may hurt in VR and AI chase • Report: New Nokia smartphones and tablets are coming in late 2016 • Intel abandons copper cables for lights and lasers to speed up data transfers Nvidia's new $200 GeForce GTX 1060 3GB challenges the Radeon RX 480 head-on Nvidia's cut-down GeForce GTX 1060 3GB is priced the same as the AMD Radeon RX 480, but claims better performance. Read More ▶ 34% off Lumsing 5 Port 40W USB Charging Station, with Quick Charge Port - Deal Alert This compact device will be the central charging hub in your dorm room, kitchen, bedroom, etc, and can charge up to 5 devices simultaneously. Each port intelligently detects your device's needs and delivers the maximum charging rate, whether its iOS, Android, or any other USB powered gadget. Read More ▶ Zen Q&A with AMD's CTO: 'We're bringing competition back to high-performance x86' Want to know more about AMD's amazing new Zen microprocessor? We did too. Gordon Mah Ung and Mark Hachman sat down with AMD CTO Mark Papermaster to grill him on what we can expect. Read More ▶ Microsoft PowerShell goes open source, lands on Linux and Mac Sysadmins, rejoice: PowerShell is coming to Linux. Microsoft announced Thursday that its automation and scripting system is breaking out of the confines of Windows and going open source. Read More ▶ Let the CPU wars begin: AMD shows its Zen CPU can compete with Intel's best AMD says it's back in the game with its first two Zen chips, which will feature an 8-core consumer chip and a 32-core server chip. Read More ▶ 76% off Phaiser BHS-730 Bluetooth Sweatproof Sport Earbuds, Magnetic - Deal Alert The BHS-730 uses the highest quality hardware, as well as Bluetooth 4.1 and A2DP stereo transfer protocols to produce bigger bass, lighter-than-air treble, and perfect phone call clarity every time. Bullet-shaped Comply T-400 M memory foam tips provide total isolation from external noise. Currently discounted a dramatic 76%. Read More ▶ Microsoft PowerShell goes open source and lands on Linux and Mac Sysadmins, rejoice: PowerShell is coming to Linux. Microsoft announced Thursday that its automation and scripting system is breaking out of the confines of Windows and going open source. Read More ▶ Microsoft Rewards is how Microsoft will pay you to use Edge, Bing and more If you liked Bing Rewards, you'll probably love its evolution into Microsoft Rewards. The company will pay you not just for using Bing, but for using its Edge browser or shopping at its online or brick-and-mortar stores. Read More ▶ T-Mobile shifts to unlimited plans in the latest bid to stand out from the competition But you'll have to pay extra to get around the limitations, like 480p video playback and 2G tethering. Read More ▶ It's time to say goodbye to Linux 4.6 If you're using a version of Linux based on the 4.6 series of the Linux kernel, the software's lead maintainer has a message for you: It's time to upgrade. Read More ▶ AMD's Zen CPU: 10 things you need to know AMD's Zen CPUs are finally nearing the finish line and here's everything you need to know about them. Read More ▶ Intel's lack of potent graphics may hurt in VR and AI chase Intel is highlighting its CPUs and VR and AI, and the lack of a GPU to chase all the fast-growing markets could be a hole in the company's product line. Read More ▶ Report: New Nokia smartphones and tablets are coming in late 2016 The reboot comes from HMD, a Finnish company composed of ex-Nokia and Microsoft employees. Read More ▶ Intel abandons copper cables for lights and lasers to speed up data transfers Intel believes the days of using copper wires for data transfers, both between computers and inside of them, are numbered because optical communications are on the horizon. Read More ▶

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