Cord cutting is a term associated with the act of cancelling traditional cable services and choosing to build entertainment options piece by piece. Some people are happy to watch only TV available from over the air TV signals via an antenna but many other engage with free and premium streaming services with a variety of devices and smart TV systems. The term will most likely be sunsetted as more people adjust to a post bundle world.
Major network TV does not require cable or paid apps. Paramount+ and Peacock both offer portals to CBS and NBC respectively. Hulu with live TV, YouTube TV, Fubo TV and DirecTV Stream also push the idea that you can get your major networks without cable. But for some reason, there are still a lot of…
Plex is in the process of a major update across multiple platforms that has seen it add a whole new way to search for movie and TV show content across all of a users media sources. The new move allows users to search their own servers along with content available directly from Plex’s free ad-supported…
If you are in the market for a streaming device the number of choices may seem dizzying. The selection at most big box stores is pretty pedestrian compared to the overall selection you will find online or suggested in Facebook groups and other forums. In this article, we will talk about all of the different…
You have had enough of those prices. Your friends at work keep telling you they dropped cable and watch everything they want to see for pennies on the dollar. So now you want in. Congratulations by the way. You may be on your way to having more cash on hand every month. But you want…
Locast is continuing to expand its Market reach. What is locast? It is a streaming service that streams local TV channels, basically anything that would be picked up by an antenna in your general area. Unfortunately it’s not available everywhere so I can’t tell you to go and get this app at the moment and…
