“Don’t touch that dial,” or at least that’s what they don’t want you to do. With the ever-expanding landscape of digital streaming services, finding excellent and affordable ones is getting harder and harder.

The game used to be dominated by our cable providers, and following that, everything became about digital streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime.

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A common complaint we hear from readers is how disappointed they are after buying a new TV. The main problem is the picture quality doesn’t live up to expectations.

The thing is, it isn’t necessarily the TV’s fault. Any new television can be a disappointment when you first get it home. That’s often because they aren’t always calibrated correctly for your home’s lighting.

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Cable TV prices have skyrocketed over the years, with many people feeling forced to pay outrageous prices to get live programming and specialty channels. But times have changed dramatically and now many are asking how to cut the cable TV cord.

This is when you get rid of pricey cable and satellite subscriptions, and instead turn to streaming services for entertainment. Not sure which service is the best fit for your viewing preference? Tap or click here for our popular streaming site comparisons.

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Cord-cutting has become a national pastime as TV fans find ways to separate from traditional cable subscriptions and instead get their entertainment from streaming services. While Netflix and Hulu are booming, over-the-air broadcasts are still an important piece of the cord-cutting puzzle. And for that you need the right antenna.

A long time ago, antennas were a pretty simple proposition, but now you have to sift through a variety of options and styles. You will see different ranges listed and a variety of designs from ones that look like rayguns to ones that look like a flat piece of paper.

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If you’re shopping around for a new TV, you might have seen that you can now get larger TVs for astoundingly low prices. We’re talking 55-inch sets for less than $500. While you might be tempted to rush out and buy one right now, it could be a mistake.

We’re not saying cheap large TVs are bad, they just might be too large for your living room. You don’t want the “movie theater front row” experience of constantly moving your head back and forth to catch the action. Of course, without having the TV in the room, how are you going to know if it’s too large or not?

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