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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 24, 2016 Nvidia rushes hotfix after bad GeForce driver broke Windows 10's Start menu, apps The Game Ready 375.57 driver Nvidia released on Friday broke some Windows 10 features, but it was quickly replaced. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Chinese firm admits its hacked DVRs, cameras were behind Friday's massive DDOS attack • 66% off KMASHI 15000mAh External Battery Power Bank - Deal Alert • Why the Internet broke and you couldn't do anything about it • Chinese firm recalls camera products linked to massive DDOS attack • $85 billion AT&T, Time Warner deal under scrutiny from politicians, consumer groups • New Samsung loyalty program hints that the Note line may not be dead after all • 75% off DKnight MagicBox II Bluetooth 4.0 Portable Wireless speaker, 10W Output Power with Enhanced Bass - Deal Alert • MSI GT73VR Titan review: This gaming PC excels with a GTX 1080 and G-Sync panel • Not robocop, but robojudge? AI learns to rule in human rights cases • Oppo Sonica Wi-Fi Speaker: Oppo's first wireless speaker hits a high note • How to recover lost data using TestDisk • Google's Pixel XL is much easier to repair than the Nexus 6P • Physical RAM attack can root Android and possibly other devices • 20% off Micca Speck G2 1080p Full-HD Ultra Portable Digital Media Player - Deal Alert Chinese firm admits its hacked DVRs, cameras were behind Friday's massive DDOS attack A Chinese electronics component manufacturer says its products inadvertently played a role in a massive cyberattack that disrupted major internet sites in the U.S. on Friday. Read More ▶ 66% off KMASHI 15000mAh External Battery Power Bank - Deal Alert KMASHI's 15,000mAh power bank can charge any 2 smartphones, tablets or USB devices simultaneously at high speed, and several times over without needing to be recharged. With the current 66% discount you can buy it on Amazon for just $17. Read More ▶ Why the Internet broke and you couldn't do anything about it The Dyn DDoS attack is like a war in heaven. Mortals beware. Read More ▶ Chinese firm recalls camera products linked to massive DDOS attack A Chinese electronics component maker is recalling 4.3 million internet-connected camera products from the U.S. market amid claims they may have played a role in Friday's massive internet disruption. Read More ▶ $85 billion AT&T, Time Warner deal under scrutiny from politicians, consumer groups The plan by AT&T to acquire Time Warner for US$85.4 billion has come under the microscope of U.S. politicians and public interest groups that are concerned about the antitrust implications of the mega-deal. Read More ▶ New Samsung loyalty program hints that the Note line may not be dead after all The company is offering Note7 buyers in Korea discounts on the S7 line and a cheaper upgrade to an S8 or Note8. Read More ▶ 75% off DKnight MagicBox II Bluetooth 4.0 Portable Wireless speaker, 10W Output Power with Enhanced Bass - Deal Alert The DKnightMagicBox II Bluetooth speaker offers great quality sound with the latest Bluetooth 4.0 technology. It features two highly powerful 40mm total 10W acoustic drivers for excellent sound. Read More ▶ MSI GT73VR Titan review: This gaming PC excels with a GTX 1080 and G-Sync panel MSI's fully loaded GT73VR Titan gaming laptop can go toe-to-toe with a desktop rig. Read More ▶ Not robocop, but robojudge? AI learns to rule in human rights cases An artificial intelligence system designed to predict the outcomes of cases at the European Court of Human Rights would side with the human judges 79 percent of the time. Read More ▶ Oppo Sonica Wi-Fi Speaker: Oppo's first wireless speaker hits a high note This is easily the best-sounding wireless speaker we've heard that's priced less than $300. Read More ▶ How to recover lost data using TestDisk This free open-source tool can save a partition that's been overwritten and recover lost files. Read More ▶ Google's Pixel XL is much easier to repair than the Nexus 6P When it comes to ease of repair, Google's first in-house smartphone is much easier to deal with than its predecessor. Read More ▶ Physical RAM attack can root Android and possibly other devices Researchers have devised a new way to fully compromise Android devices without exploiting any software vulnerability and instead of taking advantage of a physical design weakness in RAM chips. Read More ▶ 20% off Micca Speck G2 1080p Full-HD Ultra Portable Digital Media Player - Deal Alert The Micca Speck G2 provides playback of all popular photo, music, and video formats up to 1080p Full-HD resolution on any TV, as well as composite AV output for use with analog TVs. Highly rated, and currently discounted 20% on Amazon. Read More ▶

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