In todays fast paced world and internet , it's easy to get confused and lost when you google information for a new tv or maybe a tv provider. I remember when I was a kid growing up , it was simple. You buy a color or black and white tv and hook up an antenna and there it was. 3 beautiful channels of awesomeness and we were all just floored on how those people got into that small box. That was 1961 and only 3 Networks that lasted until the early 1990's.

        Then the explosion of cable which by the way has been around since 1948 and investors creating new tv stations and content for the commercial free stations.

        Wait there's more, the satellite company's added more competition for you tv dollar.

      Now fast forward to the all that and a bag of chips, the Internet exploded with many new offerings which includes streaming tv.

      So this is just one example of technology that can be very confusing. So we are here to help you get the answers of what it is and how do I work it. We will try to stay focused on the simplicity of the any reviewed tech questions as well as focusing on your tech. So please don't be afraid to ask about your tech. That simply is why we have started this site and we will do our best to keep it simple.

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