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Best of PCWorld Jul 21, 2017 Confirmed: Windows 10 may cut off devices with older CPUs Microsoft has confirmed it won't provide Windows 10 updates such as the Creators Update to hardware that's no longer supported by its manufacturer, a policy that puts all older hardware at risk. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 10 great PC games you may have missed in 2017 • Raspberry Pi: Everything you need to know • Galaxy Note8: Everything we know about Samsung's next flagship phablet • Best Windows backup software 2017 • Intel's 12-core Core i9 might lose the megahertz war to AMD's Ryzen Threadripper • Best external drives of 2017 • Seagate Backup Plus Portable review: A stunning 5TB of space • Goodbye Google Now, hello new feed that obsessively tracks your interests • How to take a screenshot on any Android phone • Net Neutrality: What happened during the July 12 Internet-Wide Day of Action protest • This week in games: Logitech acquires Astro, Steam's getting a big redesign, 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 ▶ 10 great PC games you may have missed in 2017 Forget about the blockbusters. These are some of the smaller, more interesting PC games you should be playing in 2017. Read More ▶ Raspberry Pi: Everything you need to know From the Raspberry Pi's specs, to accessories, to cool projects, find out how this $35 mini-PC became the darling makers, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts. Read More ▶ Galaxy Note8: Everything we know about Samsung's next flagship phablet The follow-up to Samsung's ill-fated Note7, the Galaxy Note8, is just weeks away from its unveiling. Here's what we know about it. Read More ▶ Best Windows backup software 2017 The best Windows applications for backing up your system, disks, and data. Read More ▶ Intel's 12-core Core i9 might lose the megahertz war to AMD's Ryzen Threadripper An inadvertent slip of a key Core i9-7920X spec suggests that Intel's next CPU could cede ground to AMD. Read More ▶ Best external drives of 2017 Whether you're looking for speed, capacity, portability, or all of the above, a USB external hard disk or SSD is a necessary complement to your desktop PC setup. Read More ▶ Seagate Backup Plus Portable review: A stunning 5TB of space Seagate's new 5TB Backup Plus gives you more room for backups and movies. A USB 3.0 drive, it's fast with large files but lags with large batches of smaller files. Read More ▶ Goodbye Google Now, hello new feed that obsessively tracks your interests Google has officially killed off the Google Now name, replacing it with a smarter, more personalized feed that aims to deliver only the most relevant information to your phone. Read More ▶ How to take a screenshot on any Android phone Once an arduous task, taking a screenshot is a snap—no pun intended—on modern Android phones. Here's how to do it on your phone. Read More ▶ Net Neutrality: What happened during the July 12 Internet-Wide Day of Action protest On July 12, an Internet-Wide Day of Action will highlight how the web would look if telecom companies were allowed to control it for profit. Protestors will stage mock consequences such as slower download times. Read More ▶ This week in games: Logitech acquires Astro, Steam's getting a big redesign, and more Plus: Just Cause 3 goes multiplayer, Wolfenstein gives you a glimpse of Nazified America with "German...or Else!" and Tony Hawk HD announces its impending expiration date. 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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