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TechConnect Daily Feb 06, 2017 7 ways to save money when you build a PC Building a PC doesn't have to break the bank. These tips and tools will help you keep the cost of a new DIY computer as low as possible. Read More ▶ Your Must-Reads • What those IP ratings like IP68 or IP53 really mean • Amazon Discounts Various Kindle and Fire Models, Through Valentine's Day - Deal Alert • Intel packs a tablet chip from yesteryear inside New Balance's new RunIQ smartwatch • HomeKit remains a scattered ecosystem years after it launched • 25% off iHome iPL23 Clock Radio with Lightning Dock, Support for iPhone 7/7+ - Deal Alert • Nvidia's new Quadro GP100 GPU brings NVLink to Windows computers • Lenovo's Yoga A12 Android 2-in-1 has futuristic touch panel keyboard • Quern - Undying Thoughts review: The closest we may ever come to a Riven sequel • The Week in Apple News: Apple earnings, 64-bit iOS, new Mac microprocessor, and more • Google Photos update tweaks interface to put focus on album, device folders • Microsoft helps Windows 10 support large Git repos What those IP ratings like IP68 or IP53 really mean Is your "waterproof" phone designed for a white-water rafter, or just for someone who frequently forgets their umbrella? Read More ▶ Amazon Discounts Various Kindle and Fire Models, Through Valentine's Day - Deal Alert In honor of Valentine's day, Amazon has discounted various models of Kindle and Fire Tablets, some up to 25% off their regular list price. Other devices and bundles have been discounted as well. These deals run only through February 14. Read More ▶ Intel packs a tablet chip from yesteryear inside New Balance's new RunIQ smartwatch Yes, smartwatches like the New Balance RunIQ are growing more powerful every day. But when they start using former phone and tablet processors like the Atom, things can get a little crazy. Read More ▶ HomeKit remains a scattered ecosystem years after it launched The smart home space remains the domain of the early adopter, but Apple's HomeKit market is more scattered than most. Read More ▶ 25% off iHome iPL23 Clock Radio with Lightning Dock, Support for iPhone 7/7+ - Deal Alert iHome's iPL23 is compatible with iPhones 5, 6 and 7 (including Plus models), features premium speakers, a Lightning charging dock, FM radio, and alarm clock in one compact device. Read More ▶ Nvidia's new Quadro GP100 GPU brings NVLink to Windows computers Nvidia's Quadro GP100 shares many features with the company's most advanced Tesla P100 GPU, but also brings the superfast NVLink to Windows PCs and workstations. Read More ▶ Lenovo's Yoga A12 Android 2-in-1 has futuristic touch panel keyboard Lenovo's bringing its cool new style of typing to the new Yoga A12 2-in-1, which can be an Android tablet or a laptop. Read More ▶ Quern - Undying Thoughts review: The closest we may ever come to a Riven sequel Reminiscent of Cyan's style of storytelling and puzzle design, Quern is an excellent Myst or Riven homage in an era suddenly packed full of them. Read More ▶ The Week in Apple News: Apple earnings, 64-bit iOS, new Mac microprocessor, and more Apple headlines for the week ending February 3, 2017. Read More ▶ Google Photos update tweaks interface to put focus on album, device folders The new update to Google Photos includes interface tweaks and some hidden references to cool new features on the way. Read More ▶ Microsoft helps Windows 10 support large Git repos The Git Virtual File System in Windows 10 and Visual Studio can cut cloning time from 12 hours down to a few minutes Read More ▶

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