This section contains written and video guides meant to help consumers solve problems around their consumer streaming needs. It includes set up guides for streaming devices, information on how to add and drop streaming services and best practices for cord cutting.
There has been a much talked about marriage between the upcoming Disney+ service and Disney’s other streaming properties Hulu and ESPN+. The bundle, which will cost $12.99 will allow users to use one sign in for all three services via their respective apps. But if you are looking to sign up for the bundle at…
The Channel PEAR, Private Channel is back on Roku after being removed a couple of years ago out of piracy concerns. We are very curious as to whether it will stay in place but as of right now it is an active private channel. For more help check out our video demo at the…
Roku powered TV’s have a great perk. They already have a Roku built in to the TV in the first place meaning that you do not have to purchase any other streaming device in order to get into streaming and cord cutting. But there are certainly great things about other products on the market. The…
Sling TV Mac users no longer need an extra browser in order to use Sling TV on their computers. The company announced today that Safari, the native browser for Mac products now supports Sling TV’s web player, previously supported only on Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. The new capability will be convenient for users who…
