A business trip on the other side of the country or a weekend with a family member without cable don't necessarily mean you have to go without your favorite shows. There are plenty of ways to stream the live television that's available in your home to your smartphone or your laptop wherever you are, whether it's upstairs in another room, or across the globe in a hotel room. Earlier in the week we asked you how you preferred to stream live TV. You responded, we looked at the top five TV streaming options, and now it's time to highlight the winner.
Slingbox was your far and away favorite, taking home close to half of the votes, with 49%. In second place with was 19% of the vote was the Hauppage WinTV tuner and software, and in third was Orb with 14% of the overall vote. The Elgato EyeTV came in fourth with 12% of the votes cast, and bringing up the rear was the Vulkano Flow with just under 6%.
Photo by Yutaka Tsutano.
Flying these days is an uncomfortable, difficult process, but if you're lucky enough to snag a flight with on-board Wi-Fi, or individual monitors in the back of every seat so you can watch TV or listen to music while you're in the air, it can be a bit easier. Flight search and booking site CheapAir updated its search engine this morning to help you find flights that offer those kinds of perks so you don't have to guess before you book. 
The Super Bowl is this weekend, but not all of us have the privilege of making some snacks and sitting in front of the couch all evening to make sure we catch the game (assuming you want to see the matchup, or the commercials, even.) Thankfully there are a number of products and web services that make it easy to stream live television to a computer or mobile device when you're away from home. This week, we'd like to hear your picks for the best services to help you watch the game, even when you're away from your TV. 
