Libratone Zipp wireless speakers review: Great looks, good sound, lots of features

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Best of TechHive Mar 31, 2016 Libratone Zipp wireless speakers review: Great looks, good sound, lots of features The Zipp and Zipp Mini sound good, but they illustrate the distinction between a multi-room audio system and a whole-home audio system. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cord cutters should hope Vizio's new smart TVs don't spark a trend • Kuvée Smart Bottle hands-on preview: Go ahead, open all the wine you want • FAQ: Everything you need to know about 802.11ax Wi-Fi • TCL brings its Roku TV lineup to the U.S. market • How to watch Netflix with faraway friends • The Internet of Things is all fun and games until a racist takes over your printer • Tony Montana and friends, streaming this week • Kanex Digital Audio Adapter for Apple TV review: Comes to the rescue of Apple TV owners • Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Echo-like speaker with this recipe from Amazon • Banish Netflix's 'Continue watching' pop-up with Flix Assist • Report: Android TV remote control app will transform your phone into a gamepad Cord cutters should hope Vizio's new smart TVs don't spark a trend Vizio's "Tuner-Free" TVs require extra hardware and hassle for antenna users. Read More ▶ Kuvée Smart Bottle hands-on preview: Go ahead, open all the wine you want Unique valves at the mouth of each bottle keep the remaining wine fresh for up to 30 days after the first pour. Read More ▶ FAQ: Everything you need to know about 802.11ax Wi-Fi The next big new thing in Wi-Fi networks will boast groundbreaking technology, but it might not arrive for a couple years yet. Read More ▶ TCL brings its Roku TV lineup to the U.S. market With it's new P-series TVs, TCL adds the outstanding Roku interface and streaming abilities to their U.S. offerings. Read More ▶ How to watch Netflix with faraway friends Synchronize Netflix with long-distance friends using these two Chrome extensions. Read More ▶ The Internet of Things is all fun and games until a racist takes over your printer IoT security wake-up call: A white supremacist hacker sends racist documents to thousands of publicly-exposed connected printers. Read More ▶ Tony Montana and friends, streaming this week In this week's streaming movies, intriguing actors bring the big roles, small roles, and roles straight from real life. Read More ▶ Kanex Digital Audio Adapter for Apple TV review: Comes to the rescue of Apple TV owners This adapter passes through video over HDMI from an Apple TV while splitting out audio in both stereo and surround-sound formats. Read More ▶ Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Echo-like speaker with this recipe from Amazon Amazon posts detailed instruction on how to rig up a Raspberry Pi with Alexa voice commands. Read More ▶ Banish Netflix's 'Continue watching' pop-up with Flix Assist A handy Chrome extension stops the 'continue watching' dialog and kills the 30-second intermission between episodes. Read More ▶ Report: Android TV remote control app will transform your phone into a gamepad This could be a boon for multiplayer gaming on Android TV, as everyone will only need a smartphone to get in on the action. Read More ▶

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Dell XPS 15 Review: A great laptop gets bigger and a little better

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Best of PCWorld Mar 25, 2016 Dell XPS 15 Review: A great laptop gets bigger and a little better Dell's XPS 15 is a bigger, more powerful version of the super-popular XPS 13. It offers smoking performance in an extremely compact package. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Awkward! How Microsoft's Tay AI chatbot learned bigoted slurs • Pro tablet face-off: 9.7-inch iPad Pro vs. Galaxy TabPro S vs. Surface Pro 4 • Actually Apple, 600 million people using 5-year-old PCs is a great thing • Graphics card dissection: We dismembered a video card to show you how it works • How to uncover Windows 10's hidden 'Applications' view in File Explorer • Intel co-founder Andy Grove is dead at 79, leaving an indelible legacy in Silicon Valley • How to clean-install Windows the right way • Do you have bad RAM? Here's how to find out • 6 ways to make the most of Wi-Fi on your Android device • Windows 10 Preview Build 14291 is major, with Edge extensions, new Maps, more • GDC 2016's biggest reveals: Tiny gaming PCs, VR launch games, and the most powerful graphics card ever Awkward! How Microsoft's Tay AI chatbot learned bigoted slurs Microsoft's 'social experiment' revealed a lot about Internet culture. Read More ▶ Pro tablet face-off: 9.7-inch iPad Pro vs. Galaxy TabPro S vs. Surface Pro 4 After Apple's latest dig at PC users, we find out how the new iPad Pro really stacks up against Pro PC tablets. Read More ▶ Actually Apple, 600 million people using 5-year-old PCs is a great thing Phil Schiller's disdain towards the 600 million 5-year-old PCs still in use ignores the fact that most people don't spend money unless they HAVE to, and that's a good thing. Read More ▶ Graphics card dissection: We dismembered a video card to show you how it works R.I.P. Radeon R9 290. We pay our respects to this high-end GPU's component parts. Read More ▶ How to uncover Windows 10's hidden 'Applications' view in File Explorer A quick command in Run turns File Explorer into an at-a-glance display for all your installed programs and Windows Store apps. Read More ▶ Intel co-founder Andy Grove is dead at 79, leaving an indelible legacy in Silicon Valley Andy Grove, Intel's third employee, led Intel to prominence as the chief supplier of the X86 microprocessor, the engine of the PC. He was 79. Read More ▶ How to clean-install Windows the right way Performing a Windows reinstall can make your PC feel like new, but you'll want to do some prep work first to avoid losing precious data and software. Read More ▶ Do you have bad RAM? Here's how to find out Defective RAM can cause all sorts of problems. If you're wondering why your PC isn't behaving, a RAM diagnosis may be in order. Read More ▶ 6 ways to make the most of Wi-Fi on your Android device The Wi-Fi settings on your Android device are worth tweaking. Find out how many hotspots your Android handset has saved, use less data on "metered" Wi-Fi networks, connect to faster Wi-FI frequency bands, and more. Read More ▶ Windows 10 Preview Build 14291 is major, with Edge extensions, new Maps, more Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14291 adds a new Maps experience, an updated Alarms app, a Japanese one-handed keyboard and (finally!) Edge browser extensions, though just a few for now. Read More ▶ GDC 2016's biggest reveals: Tiny gaming PCs, VR launch games, and the most powerful graphics card ever There was something for every gamer at GDC 2016. Catch up on all the biggest PC gaming news here. Read More ▶

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