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Jonathan Takiff

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, United States
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Longtime consumer tech and entertainment columnist now reporting for TechHive and Techlicious.
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Best NextGen TV receivers for cord cutters in 2026

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By Jonathan Takiff
| Techlicious
Right now, you're probably paying your cable or satellite provider around $30 a month just to watch local channels you could be getting for free over the air. It's buried in your bill, but it's there – the "retransmission" fees that local ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox affiliates charge providers for access to programming that's technically free broadcast TV. A one-time investment of $150 to $300 in a NextGen TV receiver pays for itself in under a year, and then keeps paying you back.
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Bose's new Lifestyle speakers promise great sound with almost no setup

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By Jonathan Takiff
| Techlicious
Bose has launched three new speakers under the Lifestyle Ultra name, and the pitch is simple: high-quality audio you can actually set up without reading a manual. The line includes the Lifestyle Ultra Speaker ($299), the Lifestyle Ultra Soundbar ($1,099), and the Lifestyle Ultra Subwoofer ($899).
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Lutron’s New DIY Automated Window Blinds Optimize Natural Lighting

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By Jonathan Takiff
| Techlicious
Have you resisted installing motorized, remote-controllable window shades that just roll up or down on cue, because you prefer the finer adjustability that slatted blinds offer? You're in luck. Longtime maker of lighting controls and automated shading solutions, Lutron Electronics is now launching an affordable option. Its Caseta Smart Wood Blinds are mid-priced custom-tunable slatted window coverings that tilt open/closed to any angle.
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