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Jon Phillips

Jon Phillips

Editor in Chief at PCWorld

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Gordon Mah Ung, PCWorld editor and renowned hardware journalist, dies at 58

With the heaviest of hearts, PCWorld pays tribute to Gordon Mah Ung. He was our executive editor in charge of hardware coverage, host of The Full Nerd, an exemplary tech journalist, and a great friend.
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Meet TechHive, the new PCWorld home for smart home tech

You may have already noticed articles on smart home security and video streaming appear on the site. Today, we announce a formal relationship between PCWorld and TechHive, its sister brand that covers smart home and other personal tech.
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Your coffee wants you to buy this smart mug, now 24% off

Want to keep that hot drink at a perfect temperature? Amazon is selling the 10-ounce Smart Mug 2 for $99, a 24% discount and the best price of 2024.
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PCWorld’s YouTube channel is now back online

Due to a technical snafu, YouTube removed PCWorld’s YouTube channel from public view. Eight days later, it’s now back online.
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Special offer: Get a PCWorld digital subscription for 50% off

PCWorld is happy to announce you can get 12 monthly issues of our digital magazine for $9.99. That’s 50 percent off the cover price, and we have the same discount for our 24-month subscription, too.
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Behold! 12 days of awesome tech gifts, chosen by the PCWorld editors

Consider it PCWorld’s version of an advent calendar. For 12 straight days, our Hack the Holidays spectacular will reveal “unwrapping” videos of tech products and nerd gear that our editors most want to give friends and family.
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Get Windows 10 Pro for 65% off and upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for free

The PCWorld Software Store is offering Windows 10 Pro for $69.99. That’s 65 percent off the retail price, and provides a free upgrade path to Windows 11.
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Welcome to the new PCWorld.com

It’s been a long time coming, but we’ve finally updated the PCWorld.com look and feel. Even better, some back-end improvements should improve your user experience.
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PCWorld is hiring! Apply to join our editorial team today | PCWorld

PCWorld has two job openings: Staff Writer and Associate Editor. That’s right, we’ll actually pay you to play with PC hardware and software. Here’s how to apply.
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PCWorld is hiring! Apply to join our editorial team today

PCWorld has two job openings: Staff Writer and Associate Editor. That’s right, we’ll actually pay you to play with PC hardware and software. Here’s how to apply.
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Enjoy a free copy of the PCWorld digital magazine!

Interested in a fully curated PCWorld experience? Download the October issue of the PCWorld digital magazine for free—it's just one click away.
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Black Friday’s best robot vacuum deals from iRobot, Ecovacs, Roborock

Topping the list is our pick for best all-around robot vacuum, the iRobot Roomba 960 for $400.
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Samsung Galaxy Fold: Will it have an ugly display seam? (And 3 othe...

The Galaxy Fold is poised to rock the world with a totally new take on premium smartphones. But how much do we really know about this clever foldy phone?
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The Galaxy Tab S4 is a great productivity machine precisely because...

Android isn’t a productivity platform, but on the Tab S4, Samsung’s DeX gives us the best of Android in a very Windows-like experience.
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Galaxy S9+ hands on: Testing AR emojis and Samsung’s dual-aperture ...

The moment it goes on sale, the S9+ could very well be the best phone available. But that doesn’t necessarily make it exciting.
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Google unleashes ‘smart displays’ loaded with Google Assistant (tak...

Just announced at CES: Google Assistant smart displays from Lenovo, JBL, LG and Sony, plus more Assistant-driven smart speakers and TVs, and Android Auto support.
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Pixel 2 XL review: A.I. magic on a 6-inch display

The Pixel 2 XL is a no-brainer upgrade—unless you already own the original Pixel XL. Here’s your comprehensive look at Pixel 2 XL’s marquee features, and how they rate.
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Google Pixelbook: Pen support and phone tethering could seal the Ch...

Before you do a spit-take at the thought of a $999 Chromebook, check out all the innovation Google has brought to its Pixelbook.
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Galaxy Note 8 hands-on: This is how Samsung will make you forget No...

Think Galaxy S8+ with a clever pen and trick dual cameras. The Note 8 is at once very familiar, yet Samsung at its best.
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Samsung unveils Galaxy Book, a Windows 10 tablet aimed at the Surfa...

Arriving in 10.6- and 12-inch versions, Samsung’s new tablets are packed with productivity features—plus the inevitable extra trick for Samsung enthusiasts.
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The wild, weird, and powerful PC hardware of CES 2017

No, CES isn’t a “gadget” show. It’s become one of the coolest PC enthusiast hardware shows on the calendar, and the 2017 event did not disappoint.