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Top Stories @PCWorld Sep 14, 2016 Windows Desktop apps are now in the Windows Store Developers can now distribute their Windows desktop apps to people shopping through Windows 10's app store, with an update from Microsoft on Wednesday morning. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft releases one of its biggest security updates this year • 56% off Poweradd Pilot X7 20,000mAh Power Bank for Smartphones and Tablets - Deal Alert • Amazon's revamped Echo Dot is cheaper than ever and finally available to everyone • AMD's Vega GPUs will start shipping in the first half of 2017 • Bowers & Wilkins P7 Wireless headphones review: They sound better than the original • PSA: Fallout 4's on sale for just $18, its steepest-ever discount • $29 for This Premium 4-Course Training on Amazon Web Services- Deal Alert • ORWL PC: The most secure home computer ever • For new Pokémon Go characters, it's Pokémon Wait • The first phone with Google's revolutionary Tango technology just got delayed • Microsoft may dump Band fitness trackers as it backs away from hardware • Self-driving Ubers are now arriving in Pittsburgh • Adobe fixes critical flaws in Flash Player and Digital Editions • 40% off HooToo 64GB Lightning Connector USB 3.0 Drive for iOS - Deal Alert Microsoft releases one of its biggest security updates this year Microsoft released one of its biggest security updates this year, fixing 50 vulnerabilities in its products and 26 more in Flash Player which is bundled with its Edge browser. Read More ▶ 56% off Poweradd Pilot X7 20,000mAh Power Bank for Smartphones and Tablets - Deal Alert Charge your mobile devices quickly and several times over without needing to recharge this power bank from Poweradd, currently discounted 56% off its typical list price on Amazon. Read More ▶ Amazon's revamped Echo Dot is cheaper than ever and finally available to everyone Amazon's second-generation Dot is built (and priced) to work in teams. Read More ▶ AMD's Vega GPUs will start shipping in the first half of 2017 AMD has been tight-lipped about its upcoming GPUs code-named Vega, but here's one key detail: they will start rolling out in the first half of 2017. Read More ▶ Bowers & Wilkins P7 Wireless headphones review: They sound better than the original B&W has produced one of the best-sounding wireless headphones you can buy for less than $500. Read More ▶ PSA: Fallout 4's on sale for just $18, its steepest-ever discount Amazon's selling Fallout 4 for far less than the game's previous steepest discount. Read More ▶ $29 for This Premium 4-Course Training on Amazon Web Services- Deal Alert Make yourself invaluable to any company reliant on AWS with The AWS Mastery Bundle, now just $29 for a limited time only. Read More ▶ ORWL PC: The most secure home computer ever ORWL's secure PC is hardened against physical attacks, using technology you might find in a bank's ATM. Read More ▶ For new Pokémon Go characters, it's Pokémon Wait People who are hoping to get their hands on some new Pokémon should be prepared to wait a while longer. Niantic Labs CEO says players will find new creatures at events that bring players together, but only after the company has finished its long global rollout. Read More ▶ The first phone with Google's revolutionary Tango technology just got delayed Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro has been kicked back to the fall after an initial promise of a summer debut. Read More ▶ Microsoft may dump Band fitness trackers as it backs away from hardware Microsoft is backing away from another consumer hardware line: the Microsoft Band. But the software behind it will continue. Read More ▶ Self-driving Ubers are now arriving in Pittsburgh Uber has begun offering customers the chance to ride in one of its autonomous car prototypes. The new service has launched in Pittsburgh, where Uber carries out its high-tech research, and is a sign of confidence by the company in its self-driving car technology. Read More ▶ Adobe fixes critical flaws in Flash Player and Digital Editions Adobe Systems has fixed over 30 vulnerabilities in its Flash Player and Digital Editions products, most of which could be exploited to remotely install malware on computers. Read More ▶ 40% off HooToo 64GB Lightning Connector USB 3.0 Drive for iOS - Deal Alert This small, rugged and blazing fast USB 3.0 key features an extended lightning connector for all of your iOS devices, 64GB of storage, and a built-in streaming media app that effortlessly plays most major audio/video formats including .mkv, .avi, and .mp4. Read More ▶

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