'Skinny' bundles: the awkward adolescence of online video

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Best of TechHive Jul 28, 2016 'Skinny' bundles: the awkward adolescence of online video The streaming-video market will go through a gawky phase before reaching maturity. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • AI just co-wrote its first horror movie, and you can help make it real • Osram's Lightify smart bulbs suffer from several serious security flaws • Oppo PM-2 planar magnetic headphones review: As exquisite as they are expensive • Vizio acquisition by Chinese TV and content powerhouse LeEco could shake up U.S. market • Comcast overhauls its X1 cable-TV platform for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio • T-Mobile bulks up Binge On with ABC, Fox Now, Apple Music, and more • Adobe brings Lightroom to the living room with an Apple TV app • Home control from your wrist: 10 great smart-home apps for the Apple Watch • Netflix Flixtape review: It's all mixed up (and ultimately not worthy of your time) • Redbox Digital starts selling videos in small scale test • Winegard FlatWave Amped indoor digital TV antenna review: Three model numbers, same antenna AI just co-wrote its first horror movie, and you can help make it real AI has already been dabbling in the arts for some time, but recently it took a big step further and helped write its first feature-length horror film. Now its co-creators are seeking funding to bring the movie to life. Read More ▶ Osram's Lightify smart bulbs suffer from several serious security flaws Osram's Lightify smart bulbs are vulnerable to several crucial exploits, but most will be fixed soon. Read More ▶ Oppo PM-2 planar magnetic headphones review: As exquisite as they are expensive Oppo's PM-2 planar magnetic headphones have an uncanny knack of pulling out every last detail from your music. Read More ▶ Vizio acquisition by Chinese TV and content powerhouse LeEco could shake up U.S. market The $2 billion purchase of Vizio makes LeEco the number-two player in the U.S. smart TV market, and provides an opportunity for its many content holdings. Read More ▶ Comcast overhauls its X1 cable-TV platform for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio With metadata galore, and on-demand coverage of star athletes, X1 is a worthwhile upgrade for Olympics addicts. Read More ▶ T-Mobile bulks up Binge On with ABC, Fox Now, Apple Music, and more The latest additions will please those who regularly use the streaming service, though Binge On isn't without a legion of critics. Read More ▶ Adobe brings Lightroom to the living room with an Apple TV app Creative Cloud subscribers can use Lighroom for Apple TV to see their photos on the biggest screen in the house. Read More ▶ Home control from your wrist: 10 great smart-home apps for the Apple Watch Whether you want to crank up the heat or check in on your kids, these apps put the controls at your fingertips. Read More ▶ Netflix Flixtape review: It's all mixed up (and ultimately not worthy of your time) The buggy, flawed new Flixtape feature is more fun than useful, and more frustrating than fun. Read More ▶ Redbox Digital starts selling videos in small scale test Redbox is back with its second attempt at a digital platform. This time the company is reaching for sales and rentals, not subscriptions. Read More ▶ Winegard FlatWave Amped indoor digital TV antenna review: Three model numbers, same antenna This is a good antenna, just be careful not to pay too much. Read More ▶

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