The coming few weeks offer some great programming on the antenna TV schedule, including comedy, period drama and big sporting events.
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If you want to view and record free, over-the-air antenna TV on multiple TVs in your home, you may want to buy a Tablo DVR
Wondering how to watch the Super Bowl if you’ve cut the cord and canceled your cable or satellite TV subscription? Here are a few options for watching the Super Bowl, Pro Bowl and all NFL postseason playoff games.
The NFL will broadcast the Super Bowl live stream along with live streams of the Pro Bowl and all postseason games online at this link.…
Whether you’ve cut the cord to pay TV, plan to cut the cord or just want to watch Netflix and Amazon Prime in addition to cable or satellite TV, you’ll love having a Roku streaming media player. The Roku 2 is a best bet for most people, especially if you have an older, non-HD television, since the Roku Streaming Stick and Roku 3 each require an HD hookup.…
TabloTV offers the ability to watch and record free, over-the-air television and watch it on TVs and computers throughout your house – functioning as both a whole-home DVR and antenna sharing device.
If you haven’t watched over-the-air television in awhile and you live in or near a large city, you’ll be amazed at the variety of content available. Even if you live in a rural area, you may still pick up a fair number of network stations carrying affiliates of CW, CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, PBS and others.…
The sudden, unexpected death of beloved actor and comedian Robin Williams has saddened his legions of friends and fans and left them feeling nostalgic for the multi-talented entertainer’s many popular films and TV shows.
You can watch episodes of Williams’ recent TV show, “The Crazy Ones,” for $2.99 per episode on Amazon Instant Video. Hulu Plus offers episodes of the TV show that rocketed Williams to fame, “Mork and Mindy.”…
Roku Internet TV streaming devices offer a great option for cutting the cable or satellite cord to save $50, $100 or more on your monthly bills. You can also use Roku along with your pay TV service, either with your current subscription or with a pared-back, cheaper service level.
For setting up a Roku on an older, non-HDMI television, you’ll need a Roku 1, not a Roku 2 or 3 or Roku Streaming Stick, which only work with HDMI televisions.…
