If you are someone who plans to cut the cord on your cable or satellite TV subscription, you may be looking for cheap TV — or even free TV. If you install an outdoor HDTV, you’ll be able to pull in ...

(CONSUMER REPORTS) - Hefty bills are prompting more people to dump their cable and satellite services. Instead, they're tuning in with TV antennas for free over-the-air shows. Consumer Reports just ...

Do you really need a “digital tv antenna”? Digital TV Antenna is used to receive digital TV signals and is no different from a conventional off-air TV antenna. This is just an ordinary TV antenna that ...

Digital antennas offer free cable, easy setup, and flexibility without monthly costs. Setup can be tricky with different brands, unreliable signals, and channel limitations. Antennas may lack major ...

Fewer than half of Americans still watch TV through cable and satellite, according to a 2021 CBS News poll. But how are they still watching NFL football games, live events and more without paying for ...

Don’t have cable and have been missing local news and some of your favorite live sporting events? Guess what? You can still access broadcast TV channels like NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox and PBS — they're ...

With Netflix, Hulu and other streaming services letting consumers stream their favorite shows, sometimes the only thing holding folks back from breaking up with their cable TV provider is access to ...

Reader e-mail is the world's best crystal ball, better than the professional tech Web sites I follow, for spotting technology trends. And seldom does a day pass without an e-mail asking about using an ...

This antenna spins to orient a pattern of wires, known as an array in engineerspeak, toward broadcasting towers. Rabbit ears and some other older antennas can't receive high-­frequency digital TV ...

For some users, the looks of the Skybar will be worth the extra cash and the sacrifice of one TV channel. RCA’s Skybar amplified indoor HDTV antenna is tech chameleon, blending into your entertainment ...

There was a time when everyone was migrating from over-the-air TV to cable. Now, with the higher cost of cable, the pendulum is swinging in the opposite direction. The good news is things have ...