An antenna is a television’s best friend. Even if you have cable or satellite service, it’s smart to add an antenna to the mix. Let me sing a song of praise to antennas that will tell you why. The ...

Traditional cable television is rapidly becoming obsolete in today’s fast-paced digital world. The rising costs, limited channel options, and restrictive contracts make it increasingly clear that ...

Ask any 50- or 60-year-old to describe what their home television system looked like during their younger years and you’ll most likely get descriptions of large box-style televisions with dials that ...

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As cable costs continue to rise in 2025, more consumers are turning to reliable, one-time-purchase solutions like the TennaVision Digital Antenna. Developed by Kozy, a consumer technology brand ...

A lot of people are frustrated with cable TV, but the need for local channels is keeping them connected anyway. A lot of people are frustrated with cable TV, but the need for local channels is keeping ...

Reduce, reuse and… smash that cable box? Over-the-air TV antenna maker Mohu is getting ready to sell a new antenna that’s taking cord cutting to the next level: The Mohu ReLeaf, which is scheduled to ...

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Time Warner Cable is donning rabbit ears. With the CBS blackout in key markets heading into a fourth week, the cable company is giving away free TV antennas to customers so they can watch the Eye. The ...

I have cable internet and am keeping it, but am cancelling the television portion of the service. I assume this means they will install a band-reject filter at the entry into my house. Does this mean ...