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Best of TechHive Jun 30, 2016 Vizio P65-C1 "entertainment display' delivers high dynamic range at a great price You get Dolby Vision HDR, a fantastic picture, an an Android tablet. But there's no TV tuner onboard. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Bose QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones review: Active noise cancellation with no strings attached • Plex wants to make life easier for Cord Cutters with its Plex Media Server • Comcast and Alarm.com split up Icontrol Networks to beef up their smart-home efforts • Sengled Pulse Solo review: You can put a JBL speaker in your lamp. Question is, should you? • The RemoBell smart video doorbell detects both body heat and motion to reduce false alarms • JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker review: Play all day, play all night • YouTube is bringing live broadcasting for all to its mobile apps • Roku's new universal Windows 10 app avoids Windows Phones • Wink Relay's newest features take the touchscreen control panel beyond the smart home • Reolink RLN8-410 8-Channel PoE NVR review: Corral up to 8 cameras into a single system • 'Dozens' of new Amazon Dash buttons are coming this week Bose QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones review: Active noise cancellation with no strings attached The ANC pioneers took the time to get wireless right, but audiophiles won't be impressed with these cans. Read More ▶ Plex wants to make life easier for Cord Cutters with its Plex Media Server Server support for Nvidia's Shield Android TV box is the first step towards a more mainstream product. Read More ▶ Comcast and Alarm.com split up Icontrol Networks to beef up their smart-home efforts This move puts Comcast in control of its smart-home destiny, and it could leave ADT's in the hands of Alarm.com. Read More ▶ Sengled Pulse Solo review: You can put a JBL speaker in your lamp. Question is, should you? What's possible is not always what's advisable. Read More ▶ The RemoBell smart video doorbell detects both body heat and motion to reduce false alarms Powered by AA batteries, the Remocam streams HD video and two-way audio so homeowners can see and talk to visitors from anywhere they have internet access. Read More ▶ JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker review: Play all day, play all night JBL's Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker can run for an astounding 20 hours between charges. Party hardy folks! Read More ▶ YouTube is bringing live broadcasting for all to its mobile apps Google's video service is jumping into a space that's exploded in popularity thanks to Periscope and Facebook Live. Read More ▶ Roku's new universal Windows 10 app avoids Windows Phones Another big app goes UWP and another big app ignores mobile completely. Wasn't it supposed to be easy to port these apps to mobile? Read More ▶ Wink Relay's newest features take the touchscreen control panel beyond the smart home With new third-party integrations, you can call an Uber, monitor your Fitbit step count, and trigger IFTTT recipes. Read More ▶ Reolink RLN8-410 8-Channel PoE NVR review: Corral up to 8 cameras into a single system This network video recorder allows you to save terrabytes of video from your Reolink PoE IP cams. Read More ▶ 'Dozens' of new Amazon Dash buttons are coming this week Amazon's Dash buttons may one day be replaced by bots and smart home appliances, but for now the retail giant is widening its push-button lineup. Read More ▶

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