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Jess Hutton loves to research, and she loves playing with apps, gadgets, and food. When she's not face-to-face with a screen, she and her husband take their two dogs out for hikes and ice cream.
Breaking Down Chromecast and How It All Works
by CableTV.com Staff | Jun 20, 2014 | Uncategorized | 0
Google’s Chromecast takes a different approach to the video streaming craze that has hit in the past decade. More people are utilizing streaming services, so companies are looking to capitalize on this growing trend. Google, not to be outdone, released its answer to streaming set-top boxes: a thumb-sized, “over-the-top” option called Chromecast. How Does Chromecast […]
Read moreWhat is Roku?
by CableTV.com Staff | Apr 18, 2014 | Uncategorized | 0
What is Roku? The Roku streaming player is an open source platform available to developers and content providers alike. It offers more than 1,200 channels of entertainment ranging from movies and television shows, a world of professional and amateur sports, outdoors and fitness programs, religious and spirituality offerings, and tons of family and children’s entertainment, […]
Read morePrepaid Wireless Internet
by CableTV.com Staff | Feb 6, 2014 | Uncategorized | 0
Having wireless Internet at home is a blessing – especially if you’re the type of person that’s online a lot. But there’s always a chance that even though you need (or maybe just want) wireless Internet, you hate the idea of paying the setup fees and committing to a monthly payment. While there are usually […]
Read moreTV Wall Mount – Everything You Will Need
by CableTV.com Staff | Feb 5, 2014 | Uncategorized | 0
If you’re looking to free up space in your home with a little more table or floor space, then a TV wall mount is probably just what you’re looking for. Typically, a wall mount kit will come with two mounting arms that attach to the back of your TV and a bracket plate that attaches […]
Read moreCheap Cable TV
by CableTV.com Staff | | TV FAQs | 0
Cable TV is no longer a luxury as much as it is a necessity. Who doesn’t want to keep up with the Kardashians, or watch zombies roaming the Georgia hillsides in “The Walking Dead” or see what kind of terror and misery is waiting inside a “Hoarders” house? The only problem is that if you’re [...]
Read moreWhat is Basic Cable and How Do I Get It?
by CableTV.com Staff | Jan 20, 2014 | TV FAQs | 0
Basic cable is the most affordable cable TV package for viewers – due to a must-carry rule set by the government, all cable TV companies must provide local broadcast channels for a lower rate than their other premium channels. Usually, basic cable includes national broadcast channels, like ABC, CBS, The CW, and PBS. Several of […]
Read moreDSL vs. Cable Internet
by CableTV.com Staff | Jan 13, 2014 | Uncategorized | 0
Anything is better than dial-up, right? When you’re searching for the best Internet service, there are really only two things that you need to look for: speed and price. You want the pages to load as soon as you hit ‘enter,’ you want your downloads ready to go as soon as possible, and you want […]
Read moreNo Contract Wireless Internet
by CableTV.com Staff | Jan 8, 2014 | TV FAQs | 1
Wireless Internet is one of the greatest inventions of all time. Seriously. If you had the luxury of missing out on the dial-up era, you’re the envy of nearly anyone that remembers waiting for someone to get off the phone so you could use the Internet. You’re lucky to not remember pulling up a page […]
Read moreLooking at Alternatives to Cable
by CableTV.com Staff | Jan 6, 2014 | Uncategorized | 0
Television is the midst of a renaissance and it’s better than ever. TV has become the go-to place for filmmakers and writers to tell the stories they want to tell with little interference and much more creative control. Hollywood has become so focused on trying to find something to mine for sequels and old properties […]
Read moreHow To Watch TV on Your Computer
by CableTV.com Staff | Dec 12, 2013 | Equipment Guides | 0
With ever-expanding technology, owning a television is becoming less and less of a necessity. For a single person, living on your own or with roommates, spending money and bedroom space on a television is something that a lot of people can easily go without. Using that valuable space for something else might be a much […]
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