To submit a tech question, e-mail Rob at Follow him on Twitter at /robpegoraro. Rob Pegoraro is a tech writer based out of Washington, D.C. ( Disclosure: I also write for Yahoo Finance, a subsidiary of Verizon’s media division.) Recent hikes in rates of streaming services should not obscure that fact – and to judge from the estimated 1.2 million people who dumped traditional pay TV in the third quarter of 2018, cord-cutting viewers are not losing sight of this economic reality. Meanwhile, online-only streaming services such as AT&T’s DirecTV Now, Google’s YouTube TV and Hulu’s live service all enable AirPlay and don’t require any monthly hardware fees. Mobile video game players' mindset: They don't consider themselves "gamers," survey finds
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But using one of those apps typically only saves you $2.50 a month, thanks to other second-screen fees that Comcast still tacks onto your bill.)īacklash over app: Apple, Google face criticism for program that lets Saudi men track womenĮlectric scooter issues: Hackers can gain full control over Xiaomi electric scooter, security group finds No cables, Airplay or Apple TV needed Mac: Click in the menu bar. Stream your screen to a Smart TV, PC or laptop. (Comcast is a notable exception, offering streaming apps for Roku boxes and some Samsung connected TVs, with support for LG and Sony sets coming soon. AirBeamTV, screen mirroring app for Mac, iPad and iPhone. Whatever the stated reasons, these restrictions can become not just a usability problem but a financial issue if they prevent you from getting rid of a cable or satellite box and its monthly fee.
That represents a downgrade from the situation a year and a half ago, when it supported that output for most live and on-demand content, and users have complained accordingly in their reviews of the app. Verizon only allows limited AirPlay from its Fios TV app, with output limited on a show-by-show basis.
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