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Best of PCWorld Jan 06, 2017 Second-gen Nvidia Shield TV hands-on: All the new killer features Nvidia didn't talk about The second-gen Shield console is brimming with handy tweaks, updates, and new features that weren't mentioned during Nvidia's CES 2017 keynote. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Samsung expects big profit despite Note7 crisis • The Honda NeuV concept car is a glimpse into the company's future • FBI dispute with DNC over hacked servers may fuel doubt on Russia role • A new Wi-Fi spec will help smart homes run like clockwork • Nissan plans to put driverless cars on streets by 2020 • Hands-on with Intel's Project Alloy untethered VR headset • There's not much to see at the location of Faraday Future's factory • The Brydge keyboard for Microsoft Surface adds 'lapability' and optional storage • KillDisk cyber sabotage tool evolves into ransomware • Microsoft is bundling cloud services to make cars smarter • 8K matures at CES, but your PC may not be ready White Paper: Cisco 2016 Midyear Security Report In this report, we examine the many ways organizations can and should take action to start improving their defenses. Read More ▶ Samsung expects big profit despite Note7 crisis The financial impact of the Note7 recall seems to be largely behind Samsung Electronics, which on Friday forecast that its profit has grown year-on-year by close to 50 percent in the fourth quarter. Read More ▶ The Honda NeuV concept car is a glimpse into the company's future Honda's NeuV combines the company's vision for ride sharing, connectivity, autonomous driving, and AI. Read More ▶ FBI dispute with DNC over hacked servers may fuel doubt on Russia role The FBI may have been forced into a misstep when investigating whether Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee – it never directly examined the DNC servers that were breached. Read More ▶ A new Wi-Fi spec will help smart homes run like clockwork On Thursday at CES, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced Wi-Fi Certified TimeSync, a specification for precise time synchronization among Wi-Fi devices. It's expected to be available in the middle of this year. Read More ▶ Nissan plans to put driverless cars on streets by 2020 Nissan is working toward technology to put truly driverless cars on the streets of Tokyo by 2020. Read More ▶ Hands-on with Intel's Project Alloy untethered VR headset Intel's Project Alloy prototype is cool, but a lot is still unknown about what consumers will get when it ships later this year. Read More ▶ There's not much to see at the location of Faraday Future's factory Faraday Future's plans for its factory are as grand as the plans for its car. The 3 million square-foot factory will cost a billion dollars and is scheduled to be up and running in 2018, but a visit to the site of the factory today reveals little more than dirt. Read More ▶ The Brydge keyboard for Microsoft Surface adds 'lapability' and optional storage Turn your Surface Pro 4 into a Surface Book—sort of—with the Brydge 12.3 keyboard dock. Read More ▶ KillDisk cyber sabotage tool evolves into ransomware A malicious program called KillDisk that has been used in the past to wipe data from computers during cyberespionage attacks is now encrypting files and asking for an unusually large ransom. Read More ▶ Microsoft is bundling cloud services to make cars smarter Microsoft just announced a new Connected Vehicle Platform, which brings together a suite of services for connected cars. Read More ▶ 8K matures at CES, but your PC may not be ready In 2020, 4K will be passe. The 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be broadcast in the 8K resolution, which is four times deeper than 4K. Read More ▶ White Paper: Thales 451 Research: Vormetric Encryption Gateway and Platform Strategy This 451 Research report offers a current analysis of Vormetric's recent product releases, including the solutions offering tokenization with dynamic data masking, Teradata support, and cloud encryption gateway. Read More ▶

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