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I have decided to “cut the cord,” that is, I have turned in my boxes and cable cards and I no longer have cable. As I have been focusing on writing about streaming media from …
Digital media players, network media players, media streamers, networked TVs, networked Blu-ray disc players, and networked home theater a/v receivers can stream music, movies and photos to play on your TV. And it’s getting easier …
If, like me, you take a lot of photos (and since you are reading this, you probably do), you know that Photoshop is a complicated program with a number of tools that most of us …
I will be Live on TwIT TV with Scott Wilkinson at 1:30 today, January 17th. We will be discussing all of the new breakthroughs in network media players, networked TVs, cable TV apps for …
For the past few days, every one of the photos that I’ve imported from my Nikon into iPhoto have disappeared. They show up in in the file “last import” but then I can’t find them …
iTunes 10 became available this morning. iTunes didn’t automatically update when I opened my iTunes but I got it here.
A major new feature of iTunes 10 is “Ping.” Ping is social networking for iTunes. It …
Don’t worry! It may not seem like it yet, but with my help, you’ll see Home networking is much easier than it used to be when you had to hire a professional to connect it …
We’ve been thinking that we can just get rid of cable and get all of our TV shows from online, but cable companies are finding ways to keep us subscribing. This became evident when I …
You know the old saying “fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.” That’s how I feel about trusting the promises from Comcast during the Congressional and Senate Hearings regarding the …
I’m all for fast internet. My local provider, BendBroadband, offers us 60 Mb/s download. Let’s compare that to what most people can get now. DSL offers 1 to 6 Mb/s. (Megabits per second) The speed …
