TV Streaming Services

Do you know what is really missing when you give up cable? Old-school binging. You know the kind that happens on a slow Saturday morning, end of a late-night party, a sick day on the couch, or snowed in for three days. Yes, today we can binge a million things, but sometimes you don’t have [read What is Tubi TV?]

Love flicking through old westerns and horror movies, catching classic screwball comedies from the 1940s, or vintage cartoons? Classix app is a streaming site and app that makes hundreds of titles available at a click, very affordably. Many titles are free to stream, and the Premium upgrade is ridiculously affordable. Read on to learn more about [read A Review of Classix, Classic Movies & TV Shows]

Not had enough Horror and thrillers for your spooky season? Want to keep it going all year round? Shudder is a streaming video service catering to fans of horror, thriller, and supernatural movies and TV shows. With hundreds of films, including both popular classics and international titles, as well as TV series and documentaries, there is enough [read Shudder: The Horror TV Streaming Service]

Fuse+ launched on September 13, 2021. The new streaming services isn’t just what’s on the Fuse channel, but a whole new platform dedicated to empowering and inspiring a multicultural, millennial audience with extensive original programming, as well as access to all of the Fuse Media brands. Before I detail the Fuse+ streaming service, let’s cover [read Everything You Need To Know About Fuse Plus]

After a long wait, the Max app is finally available on LG Smart TVs. Up until now, LG TV owners wanting to watch Max would have to Airplay or screen share from a mobile device, connect a laptop to their TV, or use another compatible streaming device. That is no longer the case with the [read How To Get Max On An LG Smart TV]

With the online buzz around shows like WandaVision, The Mandalorian, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and the new Disney+ series Loki, released on June 9th, I’m getting many questions about Disney+. The most often asked is if Disney+ has a free trial. Disney+ used to offer a 7-day free trial for all new customers. [read How To Get a Free Trial To Disney Plus]

UPDATE: Locast has suspended its service and isn’t currently operating after losing a court decision to ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC. See our guide to watching local channels for Locast alternatives. With everything going digital and so many people cutting the cable cord, the one area that can be tricky for cable-free homes to access [read Watch Free Local TV With Locast]

Short Answer: Subscribers to Max can watch Max on Three devices simultaneously. There are no limits to the number of devices you can be logged into. However, only three videos may be streamed to one account at a time. This article will explain a workaround you can use to watch Max on more than three devices at [read How Many Devices Can You Watch Max On]

Grounded Reason looked at all of the Live TV streaming services side-by-side to determine the overall best option. Now we are going to give you a more direct one-on-one comparison, to see how they measure up in depth. This week we see how Philo TV compares to Hulu + Live TV. Philo vs Hulu Live TV   Monthly [read Philo TV vs Hulu Live TV]