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Best of TechHive Jun 02, 2016 Kuna smart home security light review: A great product, but consider the full cost You'll want one of these at every entry point, but yikes! Those subscription fees! Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Best home weather station: Which one should be your personal weatherman? • 5 reasons to cut the cord that aren't about saving money • Meze 99 Classics headphone review: beautifully crafted cans • Goosebumps and ghost-monkeys, streaming this week • Atari's going to build IoT devices that talk over a low-power network • Apple's Amazon Echo competitor might be another new Apple TV • Energous nabs FCC certification for true wireless charging, though you'll have to wait for it • Google quietly kills its Nexus Player as Chromecast overshadows Android TV • The fantastic $35 Raspberry Pi 3 mini-PC may soon get official Android support • Report: Apple considered buying Time Warner, owner of HBO and CNN • Asus unveils Zenbo, a cute little companion robot with a touchscreen face Best home weather station: Which one should be your personal weatherman? Home weather stations are getting more accurate and sophisticated all the time. Follow our buyer's guide to ensure you're not left in the cold or soaking wet. Read More ▶ 5 reasons to cut the cord that aren't about saving money Why cable TV may not be worthwhile, whether you can afford it or not. Read More ▶ Meze 99 Classics headphone review: beautifully crafted cans The Meze 99 Classics are an exhilarating experience for the serious music lover. Read More ▶ Goosebumps and ghost-monkeys, streaming this week Twelve new and notable streaming movies pack satisfying thrills and food for thought within the framework of their lurid genres. Read More ▶ Atari's going to build IoT devices that talk over a low-power network The latest entrant in the Internet of Things is legendary gaming company Atari, which plans to make consumer devices that communicate over the SigFox low-power network. Read More ▶ Apple's Amazon Echo competitor might be another new Apple TV Why launch a new product to compete with Echo and Google Home, when you can just slap a speaker and microphone into the Apple TV? Read More ▶ Energous nabs FCC certification for true wireless charging, though you'll have to wait for it Energous, a startup that promises to charge wireless devices by beaming power to them through the air, has passed an important milestone: FCC certification of its WattUp technology. Read More ▶ Google quietly kills its Nexus Player as Chromecast overshadows Android TV Google is far from finished with its attempt to invade the living room, but the Nexus Player's time as part of that strategy is done. Read More ▶ The fantastic $35 Raspberry Pi 3 mini-PC may soon get official Android support Google appears to be developing a version of Android for the Raspberry Pi 3, but nobody knows what it will be for. Read More ▶ Report: Apple considered buying Time Warner, owner of HBO and CNN According to a new report, Eddy Cue proposed bidding for Time Warner, the second largest media company after Disney. Read More ▶ Asus unveils Zenbo, a cute little companion robot with a touchscreen face Asus has just unveiled what's likely to be the most talked about product at this week's Computex trade show in Taipei, a cute talking robot for the home priced at US$599. Read More ▶

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