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Best of PCWorld Sep 09, 2016 Cord cutting is a bigger bargain than ever Cable TV apologists keep offering the same tired defense against cord cutting. When will they learn? Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Raspberry Pi launches official starter kit to celebrate 10 million sales • 15% off Amazon Tap Alexa-Enabled Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert • The 15 highest-performing PC components you can buy today • Seven features the iPhone 7 'borrows' from Android • How to repair Windows' master boot record and fix your bricked PC • Microsoft may have finally found its Slack killer • $59 for a $4,099 CompTIA-IT Certification Career Advancement Bundle - Deal Alert • Google's Fuchsia OS is out in the open and shrouded in mystery • PAX 2016: A PC with a blood bag, $10,000 rigs, and all the craziest PC hardware • Meet Omen X, a gaming PC that lives on the edge • How to have the Windows XP-style Quick Launch bar in Windows 10 • The weird, wild, and occasionally practical PC hardware of IFA 2016 • EVGA GTX 1060 3GB review: A compelling $200 graphics card with a questionable future Case Study: OpenDNS is now part of Cisco Case Study: How a Global Medical Manufacturer Routs Out Ransomware Learn how Octapharma drastically reduced Ransomware attacks with OpenDNS. Read More ▶ Raspberry Pi launches official starter kit to celebrate 10 million sales To celebrate 10 million sales, the official Raspberry Pi Kit is here with everything you need to get started with the mini-PC. Read More ▶ DEALPOST 15% off Amazon Tap Alexa-Enabled Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert The Tap is a more portable version of their popular Echo speaker. The tap lasts for up to 9 hours on a single charge and is Alexa-Enabled, so you just "tap" and ask it to play your favorite music from most streaming music services, check sports scores, request an Uber, order a pizza, and much more. Read More ▶ The 15 highest-performing PC components you can buy today Looking to build the ultimate PC? If price is no object, this is the hardware you want. Read More ▶ Seven features the iPhone 7 'borrows' from Android Apple clearly took some inspiration from many of the innovations that Android manufacturers have offered in the last couple of years. Read More ▶ How to repair Windows' master boot record and fix your bricked PC Whether Windows' MBR was corrupted or erased by ransomware or a less nefarious means, it can be fixed. Here's how. Read More ▶ Microsoft may have finally found its Slack killer Despite a varied portfolio of collaboration services, Microsoft is still struggling to field a strong competitor to enterprise group messaging apps like Slack and HipChat. That may be about to change, according to a report from MSPoweruser on Tuesday. Read More ▶ DEALPOST $59 for a $4,099 CompTIA-IT Certification Career Advancement Bundle - Deal Alert This bundle of courses will prep you for the Network+, Security+, Cloud Essentials, and Cloud+ exams, and is available for only $59-- a significant markdown from its $4,099 value. Read More ▶ Google's Fuchsia OS is out in the open and shrouded in mystery Because Fuchsia is open-source, anyone can take a look at its code, even though Google isn't saying much about its new operating system. Read More ▶ PAX 2016: A PC with a blood bag, $10,000 rigs, and all the craziest PC hardware Other items inside: A PC that shoots paper planes, a wall made out of keyboards, and an honest-to-goodness Soviet-era T34 tank. OK, we included that last one just for fun. Read More ▶ Meet Omen X, a gaming PC that lives on the edge With four-sided cooling, slide-out drive bays, and ports galore, the Omen X is a PC made for upgrading. Read More ▶ How to have the Windows XP-style Quick Launch bar in Windows 10 There's no shame in liking the classics. Here's how to bring XP's Quick Launch bar to Windows 10. Read More ▶ The weird, wild, and occasionally practical PC hardware of IFA 2016 Innovative PC hardware showed up in spades at IFA 2016, Europe's largest tech industry trade show. Read More ▶ EVGA GTX 1060 3GB review: A compelling $200 graphics card with a questionable future Nvidia's new 3GB version of the GeForce GTX 1060 goes toe-to-toe with the $200 Radeon RX 480—in theory. Read More ▶ White Paper: OpenDNS is now part of Cisco Cisco Ransomware Defense: Keep Ransomware at Bay What if you could stay safer from ransomware, however it may attempt to get in? Only Cisco gives you the security products and architecture to do so. Read More ▶

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