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.
There are a number of hard core gamers who have invested time money and energy into their systems. In many cases gaming plays a central role in their entertainment ecosystem. For console owners who are looking to shave back some bills there is a question worth asking. Can the Xbox One work for you as…
As far as I’m concerned this title has changed hands a few times over the past few years. Why? Because there are some very smart and creative people spread across the device market. But at the moment, with all the innovations that have rolled out I have to give the edge to the Amazon Fire…
ESPN+ made waves before it ever launched as a service being hailed as the first way to get ESPN without having any other subscription service at all. Its been called a cord cutter friendly sports service and is routinely called ESPN without cable. But what do subscribers really get out of the $5.00 per month…
Amazon has announced a new Prime Exclusive, The Drive, a Thursday Night Football pre-game show. Hosted by Charissa Thompson and Rachel Lindsay, The Drive will interview two opposing players on and off the field as they gear up for their Thursday Night Football game. One interview will be conducted with a player during an in-car…
Is the SiliconDust making a big mistake with its streaming service? It might be. Why do we say that? Because in order to check out the service users must own a compatible HD HomeRun device. This could severely limit how many people take a look at the service. The last service to be exclusive to one…