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All cord cutters really need to experience Super Bowl LIII is a TV antenna that receives CBS.
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In 2019, six people will cancel cable every minute. Cord cutting is easier than EVER before, so keep reading to learn the four simple how-to steps to ditch cable TV forever.
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So you can experience the ultimate in easy-to-use cord cutting setups in your living room, we've teamed up with our friends at Roku and TCL to end the year with a blockbuster giveaway including a Tablo 4-Tuner OTA DVR, new Roku TV Wireless Speakers, and a 55" TCL 5-Series Roku-enabled Smart TV.
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If you use an early model Amazon Fire TV box or stick as your main cord-cutting device, it may be time for an upgrade.
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If you’ve been rocking a ‘numbered’ Roku – or an even older model - as your preferred cord-cutting device, it may be time for an upgrade.
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If you’re considering making a Tablo Over-the-Air DVR part of your cord-cutting arsenal, the only real decision you’ll need to make before you buy is whether to choose a model with two OTA TV tuners or four.
Keep reading to find out how many tuners you will need for the best OTA DVR experience.
Being a cord cutter is a great way to save money; however, with a little effort, you can save even more.
Here are five ways you can lower your costs as a cord cutter.
Smart TVs are ready-made for cord cutters, as they allow you to access your main TV functions and streaming apps via a single remote.
Keep reading to learn how to find and download the Tablo OTA DVR app on your supported Smart TV.
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Did you know cord cutters can watch their favorite local broadcast TV stations like ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and more for FREE? Learn how with our beginner's guide to Over-the-Air antenna TV.
Before cutting the cord with Tablo, I was stuck with the outdated tech that comes standard with traditional cable subscriptions. I hated the 1980’s style cable boxes, rarely updated apps, and old-school interfaces. Cutting cable allowed me to use best-of-breed apps and technology, make upgrades as I saw fit, and use all my favorite Smart Home bells and whistles.