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Computerworld Operating Systems Aug 02, 2016 Apple may sell 6 million Apple Watch 2 units in weeks A survey suggests more than 50 percent of current Apple Watch users will upgrade to the new model Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Apple shakes things up with over 100 new emoji for iOS 10 • Did Apple just grab a slice of Uber? • Will Apple Car be the new BlackBerry? • Browser Election 2016: Chrome leads by landslide • Pokemon Go now a go on Android smartphones with Intel chips • Windows 10 Anniversary Update: The good, the bad and the 'meh' (with video) • Windows 10 finishes first year on 1-in-4 Windows PCs • First look: Samsung Galaxy Note7 adds enterprise features to a consumer phone • Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 • Windows 10 Anniversary Update: The good, the bad and the 'meh' • Handy tip: What causes Blue Screen of Death in Windows 10? • Windows 7 PCs with free OS upgrade are still available, for now • Microsoft listens and learns, pulls a passing grade for Windows 10's freshman year Video/Webcast: Google Citrix Customers Put Google Chromebooks to Work Work is no longer where we go in the morning, work is what we do - what we get done. 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