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.
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…
Sling TV’s new look brings a more streamlined feel to the service but any change can cause some consternation when people have to get used to something new. Closed Captions, which are key to many viewers are not accessible in the way they used to be on screen in the new Sling TV app. The…
The College football season will kick off this weekend with games across a number of sports networks. And most will not be on major OTA networks. That means if you want to catch them you will have to be subscribed to a streaming service that offers all of the needed channels. Week zero matchups are…
Sling TV was the first non-cable way to get a crack at delivering cable channels. That meant it had the first chance at addressing the interface. In its original incarnation, it eschewed the traditional grid for what later became known as the channel view. The Channel View is a horizontal menu where channels are listed…
Olympics viewers are likely to hear a lot about the NBC Sports app this week. The NBC Sports app is set up to be a major hub for internet-based Olympics content. It will have Live Events and allow users to see all of the Olympic sports as they happen and in replays regardless of what…
