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PCWorld Power Tips Jun 15, 2017 How I deleted Google from my life I've deleted Google from my life. I realized handing over all my digital data to one platform had its downsides. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How a motherboard is made: Inside the Gigabyte factory in Taiwan • 40 must-see PC gaming gems from E3 2017: Watch every trailer • The 11 most intriguing Fall Creators Update features in Windows 10 Build 16215 • Xbox One X: Everything you need to know about this powerful gaming console • AMD Ryzen Threadripper: Everything we know so far about this monster CPU • Intel Core i9: Everything we know about Intel's hypercharged PC processor • Use your TV as a computer monitor: Everything you need to know • 10 basic iOS tricks every iPhone owner should know • Google Slides: 3 Chrome extensions for better presentations • 5 vital Android settings that save your apps, data, battery and more White Paper: Oracle Transform Your HR Organization and GO Checklist Great talent is the foundation of great organizations. Today, it's more important than ever to keep that talent engaged and empowered. Do so, and watch your team GO. Fail to, and you risk losing top talent. Read More ▶ How a motherboard is made: Inside the Gigabyte factory in Taiwan Gigabyte is one of the biggest motherboard makers in the world, and we visited the company's Taiwan factory to see how they're manufactured. Read More ▶ 40 must-see PC gaming gems from E3 2017: Watch every trailer You think E3's a console show? Pfah! Catch up with all the big PC gaming reveals here. Read More ▶ The 11 most intriguing Fall Creators Update features in Windows 10 Build 16215 Microsoft's list of features for its Windows 10 Fall Creators Update has grown enormously with Insider Build 16215, which opens up Linux, adds Cortana photo interpretation, desktop emoji, and much more. Read More ▶ Xbox One X: Everything you need to know about this powerful gaming console Microsoft's long-teased Project Scorpio is now the Xbox One X, a powerful 4K-capable cousin of the Xbox One S. Here are all the details. Read More ▶ AMD Ryzen Threadripper: Everything we know so far about this monster CPU With up to 16 cores on tap, AMD's Ryzen-based Threadripper just might be the fastest consumer CPU ever sold. Read More ▶ Intel Core i9: Everything we know about Intel's hypercharged PC processor Intel's Core i9 family will have up to 18 cores and 36 threads, possibly the most powerful consumer PC chips ever made. Here are the details you need to know. Read More ▶ Use your TV as a computer monitor: Everything you need to know Will that big, sexy screen look as good on your desk as it does in your living room? Let's dig into the specifics of using an HDTV with your PC. Read More ▶ 10 basic iOS tricks every iPhone owner should know From message stickers and 3D Touch to Live Photos and Apple Pay, iOS is stuffed with features that grab headlines. But some of iOS's most useful features are the oldest ones—and they're easily overlooked. Read More ▶ Google Slides: 3 Chrome extensions for better presentations Enhance Google Slides with a few choice Chrome extensions. The ones here can auto-create photo slides, turn text to speech and more. Read More ▶ 5 vital Android settings that save your apps, data, battery and more These five Android features are essential for your phone, helping you save on battery, data usage and more. Read More ▶ Research/Infographic: Oracle Four Steps to Making Your HR Organization GO Win the best talent by developing an employer brand that's digital, social, and present throughout the onboarding process. Read More ▶

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