A good cord cutting house wouldn’t be complete without the ultimate in cord cutting: an antenna. Before internet killed the video star and before cable was ubiquitous, the antenna was the original way to get television in your home, and today its popularity is rising again.

If you’re old enough to remember what antenna life was like before HDTV, if you received the channel, it would come in clear and you’d have no issues. …

If you’re planning on cutting the cord, a TV antenna should definitely be involved somewhere in your setup. But you may be wondering what your options are when it comes to getting the local channels on your TV, or perhaps several TVs, or even devices that aren’t TVs.

That’s where a smart TV tuner comes in. A smart TV tuner is a device you plug your antenna into, and it then takes the local channels and makes them viewable on a smart device. …

Whether you’re tired of paying for an expensive cable bill, or maybe you just want to learn more about streaming, more and more people are choosing to cut the cord so you’re not alone! But you may have some questions about what it means to cut the cord, and I hope to answer some of these questions here. I’ll explain some of the terms you may hear, and go into some detail about what you’ll need to cut the cord.

What is Cord Cutting?

Essentially, it means getting rid of traditional cable TV. More than likely, you’re already on your way to doing that…

Over the past few years, we’ve seen several new streaming services pop up, many owned by the large media conglomerates. These companies own a variety of movie studios, TV channels, and television studios, and their goal in the streaming world is to use their massive libraries to convince consumers to subscribe to their streaming platform. Knowing which company owns which brand can help with finding where your favorite content may be.

In the past year, many Netflix customers were angered to find out that shows like Friends and The Office were leaving for different platforms. These shows were insanely popular…

Some people who decide to cut the cord aren’t just looking to save money, they want to eliminate an entertainment bill every month, and it’s never been easier. With a good antenna, it’s common to be able to receive more than 25 over-the-air local channels for free. However, you may not be interested in these channels at all hours of the day, and considering the large amount of classic rerun channels, this may not entirely interest you.

Luckily with just the cost of an internet connection, there are plenty of legal free streaming services to keep you entertained with just…

There’s a lot of streaming services on the market all searching for your money in exchange for a library of on-demand movies and TV shows. Unfortunately, there is no Spotify of the movie and TV world, so question becomes which one is right for you? Of course there is no one right answer, but if you’re looking for a quick list of their strengths, hopefully this can help ease your dilemma of which ones to choose.

Netflix

Netflix is the number one streaming service, and with its vast library of original movies, series, documentaries, stand-up specials, kids programming, and much more…

If you’re like most people, you’re probably looking to cut the cable TV cord. Some people rid of cable TV and just use an antenna. Plus, there are plenty of free and paid streaming services like Pluto TV and Netflix to replace cable. However, if you still want live TV but don’t want to break the bank, there are several options out there, and here’s a list of the most popular ones with some pros and cons:

Best Overall: YouTube TV

Hands down, there’s no better online TV service than YouTube TV. …