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Best of TechHive May 19, 2016 How to monitor, measure, and manage your broadband consumption Dealing with a data cap? Tired of getting dinged for busting through it? Learn how to identify the hogs on your network and how to make sure your ISP is delivering everything you're paying for. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Google announces Google Home, bringing 'OK Google' to your kitchen • How to get rid of hum and eliminate other noises from your audio and video systems • Fender FXA6 Pro in-ear monitors review: These earphones are something special • Ricky Gervais, the Coen brothers, Star Wars: TFA, and more, streaming this week • Nest releases open-source version of Thread networking protocol for smart devices • Wemo smart-home devices now work with the Nest Learning Thermostat • Fiio X7 review: A portable digital audio player designed for high-resolution sound • The Acanvas cloud-connected art display lets you change your artwork on the fly • Amazon adds new Alexa features to Fire TV • TCL Roku TV review (model 50UP130): A good picture, and a fantastic user interface • Nest expands the capabilities of its Works with Nest API Google announces Google Home, bringing 'OK Google' to your kitchen Google launches Google Home, an Amazon Echo competitor and a showcase for its new Google Assistant conversational-language search. Read More ▶ How to get rid of hum and eliminate other noises from your audio and video systems Don't let buzz, hum, or hiss ruin your AV experience. We'll show you how to solve common electrical faults and ditch the noise. Read More ▶ Fender FXA6 Pro in-ear monitors review: These earphones are something special You might think they're expensive at $400, but their sound and fit rival custom-made monitors that cost nearly three times more. Read More ▶ Ricky Gervais, the Coen brothers, Star Wars: TFA, and more, streaming this week You'll laugh, you'll cry, you may even be rendered speechless. Read More ▶ Nest releases open-source version of Thread networking protocol for smart devices Thread, an open wireless protocol for the Internet of things, is getting a boost from one of its biggest boosters, Google-owned Nest Labs. Read More ▶ Wemo smart-home devices now work with the Nest Learning Thermostat New version of the Wemo app taps the Nest Home/Away Assist feature. Read More ▶ Fiio X7 review: A portable digital audio player designed for high-resolution sound The X7 provides access to files and formats that some players—incuding Apple's—don't support. Read More ▶ The Acanvas cloud-connected art display lets you change your artwork on the fly Now on Kickstarter, the 23-inch display features a companion app that allows you to choose from curated 'Art Stations' that cycle through millions of contemporary and classic paintings and photos. Read More ▶ Amazon adds new Alexa features to Fire TV Alexa on Fire TV has gradually improved since it first debuted last September; Tuesday's update adds television controls and app-launching capabilities. Read More ▶ TCL Roku TV review (model 50UP130): A good picture, and a fantastic user interface While picture quality is merely good by rapidly improving LCD TV standards, TCL's P-series Roku TVs are a breeze to set up and use. Read More ▶ Nest expands the capabilities of its Works with Nest API Third-party developers gain access to new smart-home tricks. Read More ▶

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