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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 05, 2016 8 times Google savagely burned Apple during the Pixel announcement Google wasn't afraid to play a little dirty during its big fall hardware event on Tuesday. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Intel Kaby Lake Review: What optimization can do for a 14nm CPU • Prime Members Now Get Unlimited Reading On Any Device, Amazon Announces - Deal Alert • Lenovo won't make Windows 10 phones because it doubts Microsoft's commitment • How to encrypt your Facebook messages with Secret Conversations • Adapteva's 1,024-core Epiphany V mega-chip packs a serious wallop • 3 nightmare election hack scenarios • Hands-on with Pixel, the most Googlely Android phone ever • Panasonic's new technology transmits data by human touch • Happy 25th once again to Linux, 'the little OS that definitely could' • Here's everything new in Android 7.1 • Guccifer 2.0 claims to have hacked the Clinton Foundation • Hands-on with Google Daydream: Gear VR has a new rival • Intel looks beyond x86, puts 64-bit ARM processor in new FPGA chip • 52% off Blitzu Cyborg Ultra Bright USB Rechargable Bike Light - Deal Alert Intel Kaby Lake Review: What optimization can do for a 14nm CPU There's no die shrink, but Intel's 7th-gen chip brings both a decent performance boost and buttery smooth support for advanced video playback. Read More ▶ Prime Members Now Get Unlimited Reading On Any Device, Amazon Announces - Deal Alert Prime Reading is the new benefit to Prime members, and it gives you unlimited access to over a thousand books, current issue magazines, comics, Kindle Singles, and more. With access from any device – including your phone, tablet, or Kindle. So you can read however you want, whenever you want. Read More ▶ Lenovo won't make Windows 10 phones because it doubts Microsoft's commitment Windows 10 Mobile suffers yet another blow as Lenovo calls Microsoft's long-term smartphone support into question. Read More ▶ How to encrypt your Facebook messages with Secret Conversations Facebook's new encrypted messaging feature, Secret Conversations, is now live for everyone on Android and iOS. Read More ▶ Adapteva's 1,024-core Epiphany V mega-chip packs a serious wallop The 1,024-core mega-chip called Epiphany V from small chipmaker Adapteva can outperform the latest gaming and server processors with its new chip Read More ▶ 3 nightmare election hack scenarios The question on the mind of many U.S. voting security experts is not whether hackers could disrupt a U.S. election. Instead, they wonder how likely an election hack might be and how it might happen Read More ▶ Hands-on with Pixel, the most Googlely Android phone ever Has Google improved its build quality? Sure. But the headline stories for the Pixel phones are Google Assistant and a better camera experience. Read More ▶ Panasonic's new technology transmits data by human touch Panasonic has developed a data transmission system that can exchange information through human touch. Read More ▶ Happy 25th once again to Linux, 'the little OS that definitely could' Aug. 25 may be Linux's official birthday, but Oct. 5 is in many ways the day it began to make a real mark on the world. Read More ▶ Here's everything new in Android 7.1 Android phones will eventually get these new features (if they get updated) but some are Pixel exclusives. Read More ▶ Guccifer 2.0 claims to have hacked the Clinton Foundation Hacker Guccifer 2.0 now claims to have hacked the Clinton Foundation, but the documents posted show Democratic campaign data from organizations already compromised. Read More ▶ Hands-on with Google Daydream: Gear VR has a new rival Google's second stab at phone-based VR takes it to the front of the pack. Read More ▶ Intel looks beyond x86, puts 64-bit ARM processor in new FPGA chip It seems the chip war between Intel and ARM is slowly winding down, at least for the time being. Read More ▶ 52% off Blitzu Cyborg Ultra Bright USB Rechargable Bike Light - Deal Alert The Cyborg 168T bicycle rear light charges from your computer or any device with a USB port. Only takes 2 hours to fully charge and features 50 micro-LED chips that emit up to 168 Lumens. Read More ▶

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