Author: Luke Bouma
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Can You Use a Roku TV Without Paying for Streaming Services? Yes! Here’s How
A common question among prospective buyers and current owners alike is whether a Roku TV can function without a subscription to streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, or Disney+. The short answer is a resounding yes—Roku TVs are far more versatile than their reputation as streaming powerhouses might suggest. Roku continues to dominate the smart TV…
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ESPN Will Be Free with Cell Phone Service According to New Report
ESPN, the sports media titan long tethered to the traditional cable bundle, is reportedly poised to break free and offer its content at no extra cost to cell phone subscribers, according to a new report from CNBC. This seismic move aims to capture younger, cord-cutting viewers by partnering with telecommunications giants, mirroring strategies like T-Mobile’s…
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Over 1 Million Americans Ditch Cable TV Internet in 2024, Signaling Rise of “Cord Cutting 2.0”
In a seismic shift for the telecommunications industry, over 1 million Americans canceled their cable TV-provided internet subscriptions in 2024, accelerating a trend dubbed “Cord Cutting 2.0.” This exodus, detailed in year-end earnings reports from major cable providers, marks a pivotal moment as consumers increasingly abandon not just traditional TV but also the broadband services…
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Cord Cutting in 2025: How to Save Big Despite Rising Costs
Amid claims that cord cutting is losing its cost-saving edge over cable, the reality proves otherwise: ditching traditional TV can still slash your entertainment bills significantly in 2024 and beyond. Cable giants like Spectrum and DIRECTV have hiked prices twice in 12 months period, pushing the average cable bill—excluding internet—to $147 monthly. Meanwhile, savvy cord-cutters…
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Anker’s Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds With 98% Noise Cancelling & 50 Hours of Playtime Are Just $44.99
Need a new set of powerful noise-cancelling earphones? Ready to head outside as the weather warms up? Anker’s Soundcore A40 wireless earbuds are on sale right now. These earbuds offer active noise canceling that reduces noise by up to 98%. These earbuds also offer 50 hours of playtime, helping you have them when you need…
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UGREEN 65W Nexode Charger Drops to Record Low $25.99 in Spring Tech Sale
Need a new charger for your phone and more? The UGREEN 65W USB C Charger Block – Nexode 4-Port GaN Charger Type C hits an all-time low price of $25.99, down from its usual $39.99 retail tag. Spotted today across major online platforms like Amazon and the UGREEN official store, this steep discount slashes over…
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48 Years Ago Today: “Three’s Company” Debuts on ABC, Launching a Sitcom Classic
Forty-eight years ago today, on March 15, 1977, ABC-TV aired the premiere episode of Three’s Company, a sitcom that would become a cornerstone of 1970s television and a beloved piece of pop culture history. The show, which introduced viewers to the comedic misadventures of three roommates in a Santa Monica apartment, kicked off with “A…
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Everything You Say To Your Fire TV & Echo Will Be Sent to Amazon Soon
Amazon is pulling the plug on a key privacy feature for its Echo and Fire TV devices, ensuring that every command spoken to Alexa will soon be transmitted to the company’s cloud servers. The change, detailed in an email sent to customers on March 14, eliminates the “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option, which allowed…
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AT&T Unveils Cellular Home Phone Service as It Shuts Down Its Traditional Copper Phone Service By 2029
AT&T is bidding farewell to its aging copper-based home phone and DSL services, announcing today the launch of a new cellular-powered home phone alternative designed to ease the transition for millions of customers. Dubbed AT&T Phone – Advanced, this innovative service allows users to keep their existing home phones while connecting through AT&T’s robust wireless…
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10 Cable TV Networks Most Likely to Shutdown As of March 2025
The cable television landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation as cord-cutting accelerates and streaming services continue their rise to dominance. Many cable networks are facing an uncertain future, with some forced to make drastic changes or face a potential shutdown. This comes as Universal Kids shut down earlier this month and at the end of…
