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How to Pick Affordable Streaming TV Services
[…]free streaming services offer. There are commercials of course. 2. YouTube (the free version) Don’t forget about plain old free YouTube.com! It’s a great source of free older TV shows, concerts, documentaries, and quality original content. My Mom keeps it on all day. For free movies, click the “FREE WITH ADS” link. I was able to watch a good number of older episodes from the Discovery Channel just by searching. All of the episodes of the vintage sci-fi series, “Space:1999” are on YouTube. For product reviews and “how-to” videos, I turn to YouTube. For more hints on what to find […]
Should You Upgrade Your TV?
[…]especially on an OLED TV. But when you’re watching your favorite movie, the “blacker blacks” don’t really make a difference. After a few months of owning my new Samsung QLED TV, I appreciate the increased screen size, but the picture quality honestly doesn’t make me enjoy shows any more than I did with my old LCD screen. My new TV has 4K resolution, while my old LCD was “just” 1080p. The images on my new TV look great. But then again, they looked pretty awesome at 1080p as well. When I’m viewing my TV from my couch, I can’t really […]
What to do When You Can’t Get Free Broadcast TV
[…]is $6 while cost to buy is around $20. Other Options 1. DVDs from Thrift Stores and Used CD Stores Don’t forget about thrift stores and used CD stores – you can find some good DVD’s at these places, if you don’t mind watching older movies and TV shows. One example is FYE. Once you view DVDs, you can trade them with friends. 2. Sports bars If you want sports, why not watch the occasional game at your local sports bar? It’s true that you have to spend money on food or drink at a sports bar, but if you […]
How to Lower Your Cable or Satellite TV Bill
[…](movie channels, DVR, etc.) First, scan your bill and look for any premium services that you don’t need like movie channels, DVR, and so forth. If you can live without these, cut ‘em. Are you paying to get cable on additional TVs in your home that could be using an antenna? Do you really still need a landline when you are also paying for a cell phone? See if eliminating it will lower your bill (on the other hand, sometimes keeping services will actually result in a lower bill, see below). With Internet access, there are often unpublicized cheaper plans […]
Verizon 5G Home Internet: The Good and the Bad. My Full Review in 2024
[…]was stupidly easy. I plugged in power and waited for it to boot up and configure. When it was done, I connected an Ethernet cable from the gateway to my computer and used the web app to set up my Wi-Fi network name and password. Voila! I was up and running in minutes! Wow! You can also set up the box via Wi-Fi using the settings printed at the bottom of the unit. Aside from the quick start card, no manual was included with the unit. But you can download the manual for the ARC model or for the ASK […]
Google Chromecast: Stream Video from Your Computer Browser to Your TV
[…]that you can see in a computer’s browser window (but not a phone or tablet, more later). You don’t have to worry about whether there is an app provided by Roku or Apple. You can watch almost anything from the Internet on your TV, if you are using a laptop or desktop computer. A lot of video content (for example, the network sites and the free Hulu Plus site) are blocked for phones and tablets, so if you mirror your iPad to your TV using Apple TV, you don’t get that content. Oh, and I should mention that while you are […]
Verizon 5G Home Internet Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
[…]home doesn’t fix the problem, you should just return the unit within the 30-day trial period. Don’t try to debug it with their customer service; it probably won’t help. Do not cancel your previous Internet provider when you order Verizon 5G Home Internet. Keep it for at least the first 30 days of having 5G. Are there any hidden fees? I have not encountered any. I pay exactly $50/month for my plan (which is grandfathered in at 300 Mbps), with auto-pay. I didn’t have any activation fees either. Is it a good deal? For me, it was a lot cheaper […]
