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Watching our favorite TV shows or movies has become even easier as the platforms we use continue to evolve. Outside of physical Blu-Ray discs, the current methods for viewing your favorite programs are through streaming and downloading. Although both are entirely digital, they’re actually two different methods of tuning in. Compared to one another, is downloading superior to streaming? Or is it the other way around? We’ll go over the differences, advantages, and disadvantages between both of these media formats.
What comes to mind when you hear the term streaming service? You probably think about Netflix, where you can binge-watch multiple seasons of your favorite shows all at once. But, the streaming service world is constantly evolving. Many streamers now offer live TV, filling the void for those who were worried about not being able to watch things like sports and news if they got rid of cable. YouTube TV is an example of a streaming service that offers live TV. It launched a couple years ago, but hasn’t been available to everyone in the U.S. — until now!
Those of us living without unlimited data plans for our phones have learned to keep an eye on our smartphone internet use every month. In comparison, it feels like our home internet pipelines give us an endless flood of data to use. But that’s not really the case, as most internet service providers have data caps on their home internet services. Let’s look at what data caps mean and how to avoid going over them.
If you haven’t gotten in on the podcasting rage, what are you waiting for? Podcasts feature great shows on just about any topic you want: money, true crime, comedy – the list is endless. You can even catch Komando content!
As much as we rely on our smartphones these days, it can be tormenting when one starts running slow, freezing, or worse – crashing. The unfortunate fact is that technical issues tend to occur at the most inconvenient times in our lives. Don’t despair, though! If you’re an Android user, turning this setting on can help you troubleshoot your phone and potentially fix the issues you’re having.
With more-and-more people focusing on their health, technology makers are trying to keep up and give them a hand. That’s why health trackers and smart watches are becoming more popular. But, if you don’t want to shell out big bucks for a new device, no worries. There are apps now that can help you stay healthy with just your smartphone or tablet.
Winter is coming. If you understand the meaning behind that phrase, you’re clearly a “Game of Thrones” fan.
That means you’ve probably been counting down the days until the premier of its final season. Which is just a few weeks away — April 14 to be exact.
What’s so great about facial recognition? In addition to an increased level of security for your smartphone and data, it is quite helpful when performing specific actions, such as unlocking your phone and authorizing an Apple Pay transaction. This video and tutorial will help you get started using and optimizing Face ID like a pro.
Over the past year, we’ve been hearing a lot about the next generation cellular network. The 5G hype is peaking at every major telecommunications company, with an arms race unfolding to see who gets their network rolling first. If you enjoy streaming or gaming on your wireless network, the increase in speed and stability is a huge deal! Here’s where you can find out what networks are launching 5G and when they’ll be doing it.