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Best of TechHive Mar 17, 2016 The iRobot Braava uses Roomba logic to wet-mop kitchens and bathrooms Picking up where Roomba leaves off, the Braava has three different cleaning modes to tackle challenges that just aren't appropriate for a robot vacuum cleaner. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What the next version of Android TV might mean for cord cutters • How to catch March Madness without paying for cable TV • Ilumi LED Smart Bulbs review: The brains are in the bulb • Lie back, relax, and get to work with Altwork, a crazy configurable desk • PlayStation Vue streaming plan goes nationwide by cutting broadcast channels • New movies at home on launch day: Is avoiding the theater worth $50 per film? • Get the party started with Kube, a $3000 speaker that keeps your booze cold • Tested: 7 VPN services that help protect your privacy online • From writers to fighters, in this week's streaming movies • Ring Video Doorbell now has a 'Pro' version with improved camera and motion detection • Comcast starts rolling out blazing-fast Gigabit Internet What the next version of Android TV might mean for cord cutters Android N plants the seeds for a futuristic DVR in Android TV and brings back picture-in-picture. Read More ▶ How to catch March Madness without paying for cable TV Our cord-cutter's guide will show you how you can watch every game in the tournament for free. Read More ▶ Ilumi LED Smart Bulbs review: The brains are in the bulb Onboard Bluetooth LE radios mean these bulbs don't need a hub to operate, but it also means they can't connect to a broader connected-home system. Read More ▶ Lie back, relax, and get to work with Altwork, a crazy configurable desk This workstation set-up will make you feel like a spaceship commander. In a good way. Read More ▶ PlayStation Vue streaming plan goes nationwide by cutting broadcast channels Sony's new PlayStation Vue streaming-TV bundle costs $10 more than Sling TV, but it includes way more channels. Read More ▶ New movies at home on launch day: Is avoiding the theater worth $50 per film? Screening Room looks to bring first-run movies straight to the living room, but at a high price. Read More ▶ Get the party started with Kube, a $3000 speaker that keeps your booze cold Need a powerful outdoor stereo that's also a drink cooler? Kube is an over-the-top solution that's super cool and super expensive. Read More ▶ Tested: 7 VPN services that help protect your privacy online We evaluated seven VPN services that can help anonymize your Internet traffic so it's much harder for websites to track your personal browsing history. Read More ▶ From writers to fighters, in this week's streaming movies Writers, artist, and fighters in twelve of this week's newest streaming movies. Read More ▶ Ring Video Doorbell now has a 'Pro' version with improved camera and motion detection Ring Video Doorbell Pro increases video quality to 1080p, supports 5GHz Wi-Fi, and let's you fine-tune security zones. The design is slimmer, but you better be ready for hard-wiring. Read More ▶ Comcast starts rolling out blazing-fast Gigabit Internet Comcast is offering blazing fast Internet service in Atlanta at a good price, as long as you don't mind a heavy commitment. Read More ▶

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