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Best of TechHive Oct 25, 2017 How to watch the World Series without cable Don't miss a postseason pitch, read our cord-cutter's guide to the 2017 MLB playoffs and the World Series. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • A hoot and a haunt for Halloween: Stream 21 of our favorite modern classics and cult favorites (if you dare) • Sonos One smart speaker review: Sonos and Alexa, a match made in heaven • Roku Ultra (2017) review: Stuck in the middle • Sony WH-1000XM2 noise-cancelling headphone review: These high-tech cans put Bose on notice • Harman Kardon Invoke smart speaker review: Cortana could be a strong smart home system—someday • Brinno SHC500 Peephole Camera review: Peep your porch with this hidden camera • Amazon Echo Show review: This is the best Echo (but it's also the most expensive) • Channels DVR review: Ad-skipping helps justify the price for Apple TV owners • Amazon Fire TV (2017) review: This is a step backward, even with 4K HDR • Don't buy an old Roku now • Sharp Roku TV review: A good entry-level 4K UHD TV Podcast: Rimini Street Podcast #3: It's Time to Tackle the Legacy Support Challenge Are You Positioned for IT Optimization and Innovation? Tom speaks with Ray Wang, founder of Constellation Research, to explore the steps you can take now to make sure you are ready to transform into a digital first business. Read More ▶ A hoot and a haunt for Halloween: Stream 21 of our favorite modern classics and cult favorites (if you dare) Looking for the best scary movies to stream on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and other services? These 21 chillers will make you want to leave the lights on (and you probably shouldn't watch them alone). Read More ▶ Sonos One smart speaker review: Sonos and Alexa, a match made in heaven Sonos audio quality and Amazon's Echo and Alexa voice technology are a powerful combo. Read More ▶ Roku Ultra (2017) review: Stuck in the middle If you need a streaming box with hardwired ethernet support, the Roku Ultra is the cheapest one available. Read More ▶ Sony WH-1000XM2 noise-cancelling headphone review: These high-tech cans put Bose on notice Has Bose been dethroned? Sony's latest active noise-cancelling headphones are fantastic. Read More ▶ Harman Kardon Invoke smart speaker review: Cortana could be a strong smart home system—someday The Invoke is a good speaker, and Microsoft's digital assistant has potential, but it's too immature for us to give it a strong recommendation today. Read More ▶ Brinno SHC500 Peephole Camera review: Peep your porch with this hidden camera This security camera replaces your peephole. Read More ▶ Amazon Echo Show review: This is the best Echo (but it's also the most expensive) Adding a display makes Amazon's smart speaker even better, but it also balloons its price tag. Read More ▶ Channels DVR review: Ad-skipping helps justify the price for Apple TV owners Channels is an Apple-centric, over-the-air DVR with high barriers to entry, but one killer feature. Read More ▶ Amazon Fire TV (2017) review: This is a step backward, even with 4K HDR The new Fire TV has cheap 4K HDR video and a lot of problems. Read More ▶ Don't buy an old Roku now Old Roku players are on sale, but the latest models are well-worth the extra cash. Read More ▶ Sharp Roku TV review: A good entry-level 4K UHD TV The LC-55 is a basic LED-backlit 4K UHD TV that offers about as good a picture as you'll find for less than $500. Read More ▶ Podcast: Rimini Street Podcast: Enterprise Apps Are at a Crossroads, Part 2 In Episode 2, Tom continues his conversation with Rebecca as they delve into the findings of IDG's latest State of the CIO Report. Read More ▶

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