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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 09, 2016 As replacement Note7s catch fire, we're nearing a 'permanent suspension' of Samsung's Note line Three ostensibly safe Note7 phones have gone up in flames, begging the question, Is it time to ditch the Note7 entirely and wait for Note8? Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Why Linux pioneer Linus Torvalds prefers x86 chips over ARM processors • Best Deals of the Week, October 3rd - October 7th - Deal Alert • Microsoft's new Windows 10 beta build improves touchpads, updates Photos, stabilizes your PC • Duo is replacing Hangouts in Google's batch of preinstalled apps • This week in games: EA gives away Dungeon Keeper, InXile shows off Wasteland 3 • US may use sanctions to punish Russia for election hacking • 40% off Weight Gurus Bluetooth Smart Connected Body Fat Scale with Backlit LCD - Deal Alert • Musk's SpaceX spaceship will take us to Mars...and beyond | PCWorld • Why Linux pioneer Linus Torvalds prefers x86 over ARM • US officially blames Russian government for election-related hacking Why Linux pioneer Linus Torvalds prefers x86 chips over ARM processors At last week's Linaro Connect conference, Linus Torvalds preferred x86 because of the supporting ecosystem and infrastructure, something ARM lacks. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week, October 3rd - October 7th - 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 October 3rd. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted. Read More ▶ Microsoft's new Windows 10 beta build improves touchpads, updates Photos, stabilizes your PC Windows 10 Insider build 14942 extends Active Hours, adds an updated Photos app, and offers improved touchpad support, together with a key improvement to increase the overall stability of your PC. Read More ▶ Duo is replacing Hangouts in Google's batch of preinstalled apps Instead of swapping Hangouts for Allo, Google is apparently more interested in pushing out a better video call experience than a messaging alternative. Read More ▶ This week in games: EA gives away Dungeon Keeper, InXile shows off Wasteland 3 Plus: An extended look at Torment: Tides of Numenera, Ubi confirms Beyond Good & Evil 2, and an Outlast 2 demo rustles corn on Steam. Read More ▶ US may use sanctions to punish Russia for election hacking The U.S. response to election-related hacks that the Obama administration now blames on the Russian government could include sanctions against that country. Read More ▶ 40% off Weight Gurus Bluetooth Smart Connected Body Fat Scale with Backlit LCD - Deal Alert This scale measures weight, BMI, body fat, lean mass, water weight, & bone mass. It wirelessly syncs data to FitBit, Google Fit, Apple Health, and other popular fitness apps. Supports up to 8 different users, with auto user-detection. Read More ▶ Video Musk's SpaceX spaceship will take us to Mars...and beyond | PCWorld Elon Musk says space travel throughout our solar system will be made possible with SpaceX's Interplanetary Transport System (ITS). Watch Now ▶ Why Linux pioneer Linus Torvalds prefers x86 over ARM At last week's Linaro Connect conference, Linus Torvalds preferred x86 because of the supporting ecosystem and infrastructure, something ARM lacks. Read More ▶ US officially blames Russian government for election-related hacking U.S. officials are publicly blaming the Russian government for several high-profile hacks against political groups that they claim were meant to interfere with the upcoming election. Read More ▶

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