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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 26, 2016 Meet the sleek Surface Studio all-in-one, Microsoft's first-ever desktop PC Microsoft's Surface Studio all-in-one represents the company's first foray into traditional desktop PCs—and a direct rival to Apple's 5K iMac. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Attackers are now abusing exposed LDAP servers to amplify DDoS attacks • 36% off 1byone Amplified HDTV Antenna With 50 Miles Range - Deal Alert • Civilization VI review: Learning from some (but not all) of history's mistakes • 10 things Apple's new Macs could (and should) copy from the PC • Microsoft just democratized virtual reality with $299 headsets • Windows 10's new Paint 3D app drags physical objects into digital worlds • 33% off Behringer Xenyx USB Audio Mixer for Podcasting or Music Production - Deal Alert • The free Windows 10 Creators Update will have all these upgrades • DDoS attacks from webcams, routers hit Singapore's StarHub • The Surface Dial is a radical puck that controls Microsoft's new Surface Studio PC • Amazon adds Dash buttons for 60 more products • 6 smart settings to make your Android phone anticipate your needs • Intel wants to make its Internet of Things chips see, think, and act • 18% off Blue Snowball iCE Condenser Microphone - Deal Alert Attackers are now abusing exposed LDAP servers to amplify DDoS attacks Attackers are abusing yet another widely used protocol in order to amplify distributed denial-of-service attacks: the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), which is used for directory services on corporate networks. Read More ▶ 36% off 1byone Amplified HDTV Antenna With 50 Miles Range - Deal Alert This highly rated super thin antenna receives free broadcast High Definition TV signals (such as ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, and Fox) and supports 1080p HD. Read More ▶ Civilization VI review: Learning from some (but not all) of history's mistakes Civilization VI released and just like that, an entire weekend disappeared. We've pulled ourselves out of the "One More Turn" hole to deliver our thoughts on the latest entry in the long-running strategy series. Read More ▶ 10 things Apple's new Macs could (and should) copy from the PC Everyone wants to know what the new Macs will have, and you need look no further than what's already been on the PC for months. Read More ▶ Microsoft just democratized virtual reality with $299 headsets Microsoft is partnering with PC OEMs to offer consumers VR headsets that cost less and offer easier setup than the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. Read More ▶ Windows 10's new Paint 3D app drags physical objects into digital worlds The Windows 10 Creators Update's new Paint 3D app focuses on 3D image creation. Read More ▶ 33% off Behringer Xenyx USB Audio Mixer for Podcasting or Music Production - Deal Alert This premium 8 input 2 bus mixer lets you mix multiple audio sources in real time and output them to you computer, making it ideal for podcasting, live music, and more. Currently discounted 33%. Read More ▶ The free Windows 10 Creators Update will have all these upgrades Windows 10's Creators Update is almost all about 3D creation, from good ol' Paint to HoloLens, but people matter, too. Check out all the new features here. Read More ▶ DDoS attacks from webcams, routers hit Singapore's StarHub Following Friday's massive internet disruption in the U.S., a Singapore-based broadband provider reports it also faced two distributed denial-of-service attacks, forcing users offline. Read More ▶ The Surface Dial is a radical puck that controls Microsoft's new Surface Studio PC The Surface Dial is built for content creators. Read More ▶ Amazon adds Dash buttons for 60 more products Amazon's tap-to-order physical Dash buttons are taking over the world, and more brands in the U.S. are signing up. Read More ▶ 6 smart settings to make your Android phone anticipate your needs With the combined power of Nougat and Google Now, you can train your Android phone to know what you want without being asked. Read More ▶ Intel wants to make its Internet of Things chips see, think, and act While ARM introduced two minuscule processor architectures with new security features on Tuesday, Intel unveiled its Atom E3900 chips with a focus on computer vision and industrial-grade timing. Read More ▶ 18% off Blue Snowball iCE Condenser Microphone - Deal Alert At home, a dorm, or in the office, the Snowball iCE USB microphone delivers crystal clear high quality audio for vocals, podcasts, narrations, Skype calls, and everything else in between. Highly rated and currently discounted on Amazon. Read More ▶

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