TV Streaming Devices

I used to say that the Amazon Fire TV Stick was the cheapest way to stream video to your TV and cut the cord.  The last release added Alexa, making it the cheapest way to have yourself a digital assistant. The latest 2018 release has added 4K video resolution and support for HDR, or High […]

Roku just released updated versions of their previously discontinued Roku Premiere and Premiere+. In addition to the 2 difference versions of Roku Streaming Stick and the Roku Ultra, Express and Express+ (See our guide on What is Roku for details on all models) that now makes 7 different Roku streaming devices on the market. Roku Premiere and […]

Lately, I have been getting questions regarding the fundamentals of cord cutting. I’ve since realized there isn’t much information out there for folks who don’t have the time to dig through tech articles looking for a way to watch TV without cable. With that in mind, I decided to put together a post covering every […]

I’ve always held that those intending to use Kodi to manage their streaming libraries should go with Nvidia Shield TV instead of using something like a jailbroken Fire TV Stick. Now Nvidia gives cord cutters even more reasons to go with a Nvidia Shield. Not only will the Nvidia Shield provide 4K UHD with HDR and […]

Amazon just released yet another TV streaming device. However, the Amazon Fire TV cube is more for those excited about using Amazon’s digital assistant Alexa then it is for your average cord cutter. Amazon Fire TV Cube vs Fire TV In terms of streaming, the Amazon Fire TV Cube offers little additional functionality to the […]

So your friend told you how they cut the cord and saved a bunch of money just by purchasing a Roku. So you run out and buy one, set it up, and confusing look at your TV. Where are the local channels? Where are my cable channels? Today I’ll explain what to do when you […]