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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 19, 2016 Windows Phone sales collapse as Microsoft ravages Nokia remnants Sales of Windows smartphones plunged 76% in the second quarter of this year compared to 2015. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Are your fragile packages safe? Ask Intel's tiny IoT chip • Best Deals of the Week, August 15-19 - Deal Alert • The 15 most exciting PC games still coming in 2016 • The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is breaking webcams • One smart plug isn't so bright when it comes to security • Android device updates: Verizon readies new software for the Galaxy Note 7, S6, S6 Edge • 50% off Anker Compact Car Jump Starter with USB Power Bank - Deal Alert • Shared code in Snowden leaks and NSA breach support hackers' claims • Deus Ex: Mankind Divided review impressions: Human Evolution • DRAM will live on as DDR5 memory is slated to reach computers in 2020 • How to turn on Twitter's quality filters and silence trolls • Hyundai in talks with Google on developing self-driving cars • PowerShell is just Microsoft's latest open-source gift to developers • Intel's new Atom chips bring 4K video to VR headsets, robots Are your fragile packages safe? Ask Intel's tiny IoT chip An IoT shipping label Intel demonstrated at IDF this week could report on shipping conditions in real time without needing a battery to stay powered. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week, August 15-19 - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week, the week of August 15th. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted! Read More ▶ The 15 most exciting PC games still coming in 2016 Fall draws nigh, and with it comes a deluge of top-tier PC games. Read More ▶ The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is breaking webcams Tweaks in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update are breaking webcams left and right. Read More ▶ One smart plug isn't so bright when it comes to security Smart sockets that let you control an electrical plug over the Internet may sound cutting edge, but they can also be rife with security flaws. Read More ▶ Android device updates: Verizon readies new software for the Galaxy Note 7, S6, S6 Edge The August security patch is ready to go for the Note 7, while the S6 phones will see improvements to Wi-Fi and HD calling. Read More ▶ 50% off Anker Compact Car Jump Starter with USB Power Bank - Deal Alert Small enough to store in your glovebox, but able to jump start your 3L gas or 2.5L diesel, 12V engines around 15 times with 400A peak current. 2 USB ports for mobile device charging as well. Read More ▶ Shared code in Snowden leaks and NSA breach support hackers' claims Documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden share a malware tracking code with several files released this week by hacking group Shadow Brokers, according to a news report. Read More ▶ Deus Ex: Mankind Divided review impressions: Human Evolution Deus Ex: Mankind Divided feels exactly like Deus Ex: Human Revolution, for better and worse. Read More ▶ DRAM will live on as DDR5 memory is slated to reach computers in 2020 Hardware experts believed the last DRAM would be the current DDR4, but that's not the case, with DDR5 memory now under development. Read More ▶ How to turn on Twitter's quality filters and silence trolls Twitter has a solution for stopping trolls: A new timeline quality filter that discards nasty tweets in your notifications Read More ▶ Hyundai in talks with Google on developing self-driving cars Hyundai's president confirmed his company may work with Google in developing an autonomous car because Google is not "as familiar with vehicles." Read More ▶ PowerShell is just Microsoft's latest open-source gift to developers Microsoft's been showing Linux the love, but don't expect the company to start making much open-source software available to Linux desktop users. Read More ▶ Intel's new Atom chips bring 4K video to VR headsets, robots In 2009, Apple CEO Tim Cook memorably trashed Atom-based netbooks for being "junky" hardware that underperformed. Intel's Atom chips have come a long way since, with the latest generation being the most impressive. Read More ▶

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