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Why are some TV antennas so complex?
If you want the most powerful antenna sometimes you need to get really fancy.
Which mobile cell booster do you need?
Make the right choice and you’ll be glad you did!
Even if you have a smartphone, a separate GPS still makes sense
Has it really only been 10 years since people started using GPS systems instead of maps? The old days of keeping a road atlas in the car seem decades away. Still, it’s been a swift evolution from…
Can a DIRECTV H25 be turned into a DVR?
Sure, it’s frustrating. You know that the DIRECTV H25 Receiver looks and acts so much like a DVR, but it isn’t a DVR. Your friends with DISH may have told you stories of a receiver you can convert into…
The history of DIRECTV DVRs part 1: Prehistory
It all began fourteen years ago. The DVR was an incredibly new concept at the time and DIRECTV was one of the first pay-TV providers to offer one. While DIRECTV’s DVRs are smooth, slick and powerful…
Solid Signal’s HANDS ON Review: Wilson DT4G Quad-band booster
Finally, someone closes the gap. It’s true that not everyone needs to boost all five major frequencies used by cell providers. Not everyone needs to boost 4G, AWS, and LTE. For those who do, however, there’s…
Because tons of unsold palettes of Chromebooks, that’s why
A while back, I wrote an article for another publication called “The Chromebooks are coming.” If you still haven’t seen a Chromebook, don’t feel badly; it probably just means you haven’t visited Best Buy or one…
Solid Signal shows you HOW TO DO IT: DIRECTV’s Built-In Self Tests
Sometimes you really need to get down and dirty. The basic tests aren’t enough. You need the real information. DIRECTV receivers have three built-in tests that can help you understand what is going on inside that…
DIRECTV HR34 Home Media Center DVR is Now available!
DIRECTV does it again. Face it… recording two things at the same time is so… 2003. You’ve got 300 channels, and chances are pretty good that there will be at least three things you want to…