Devices

Gone are the days when Roku customers had to wait long periods to get Sling TV updates. On Tuesday, Sling TV officially announced a new channel to complement the latest features...

As of today, February 26, 2018, AirTV Player is beginning to offer a free open beta test of their new "Local Channels DVR". The beta is available for AirTV Player customers....

Google continues to up their game. With the recent release of a YouTube channel on Roku, you can enjoy all of the cat videos your heart could desire! However, they have...

Amazon is going to bring back Apple TV and Google Chromecast to the world’s largest online store. This is following the long two year battle with Apple and Google on its streaming...

Cut the cord and stream your favorite OTA channels using your home Wi-Fi for free, with the latest product in town the, Next Generation AirTV Box. To get it working you...

Hello cord-cutters! It's Cyber Monday. Today is a great day to get your hands on the tools you need to cut the cord. The holiday season is the best time of...

The holidays are upon us. Here's a look a few deals that SLING TV and AIRTV Player has to offer. AIRTV PLAYER Cord cutting has never been more efficient than with the AIRTV Player....

Have you been considering buying one of the new Amazon Fire TV 4K HDR streaming devices? Amazon Fire Stick was already one of the "hottest" ways to cut the cord around, as...

If you have any familiarity with cutting the cord, you have probably used or played with Amazon’s Fire Stick or Fire TV. These products are extremely easy to use and priced...

Since its debut in 2013, the Google Chromecast has become a top player in the streaming device game. The newest version, Chromecast Ultra, is capable of streaming 4K Ultra HD.

It’s easy to use. Just plug it into your TV’s HDMI port and connect to your home internet. Once you’re set up, the device then becomes a portal to stream apps from your device to your television. You can use your mobile device as a remote control.

Google’s Chromecast devices can run on all types of devices. From Android tablets and smartphones, iPads and iPhones, and Chrome for Windows and Mac OS X. The Tube Cast app offers partial YouTube functionality for Windows phones through Chromecast.