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Your TDS TV User Interface Is Getting An Upgrade

By Beau Eastes on September 26, 2016 in How-To’s, News, Products, TDS TV

TDS TV’s user interface is getting a whole new look. Don’t worry, your DVR, on-screen guide and remote will still… more...

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Weekly tech news roundup

By Missy Kellor on September 23, 2016 in Online Life

Yahoo makes history with possibly the biggest data breach ever, the government tries to get in front of self-driving cars, and Google has just made being a tourist that much easier. Also, you can now buy cheap photo prints from Amazon (maybe) and Mark Zuckerberg and his wife announced a jaw-dropping charitable initiative.

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Cheap Tunes Tuesday

By Austin Krueger on September 20, 2016 in News

What if you start a band, sell a bunch of albums and become part of the mainstream, but critics don’t seem to think your music is worth listening to? How is it possible to be nominated for four Grammy Awards but all of your records have been a "C" type of rating? Today’s band has managed to do just that and today you can score their most popular album for $5.

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Seen on Pinterest: Easy Filling (Yet Healthy) Fall Side Dishes

By McLean Robbins on September 19, 2016 in Online Life

As the leaves fall and temperatures get cooler, we turn to warmer, heartier dishes to find comfort. But comfort food doesn’t always have to mean carbs, carbs, carbs. These veggie-focused side dishes use the bounty of the season to create filling, yet not fattening, side dishes for this week’s Seen on Pinterest.

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Weekly tech news roundup

By Missy Kellor on September 16, 2016 in Online Life

Pokémon Go adds the buddy system "plus" more, Apple users can now use Cardboard, Samsung has a work-around for their Note 7 batteries exploding, and check out Chevy's new Bolt—the car that some are saying might beat Tesla at it's own game. And, check out some hidden features in your favorite mobile operating system, and find out what reviewers are saying about the iPhone 7 and Dyson's $400 hair dryer.

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What the heck is Venmo and how does it work?

By Guest Blogger on September 15, 2016 in Online Life

While many college students were out spending away this past Saturday, one college student was making money in what may have been the easiest and most clever way possible—by using Venmo and a sign.

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Cheap Tunes Tuesday

By Austin Krueger on September 13, 2016 in Online Life

There is the rare occurrence that an album that is in heavy rotation on my personal music player is featured for $5 bucks on Amazon—and today is one of those days. I have featured this artist before, but this album is unquestionably my favorite of their ten studio albums released to date. One of the best debut albums in music history is certainly with your hard-earned fiver.

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This Week’s TV Highlights: Captain America, Ninja Turtles, Conjuring 2

By Matthew Breen on September 12, 2016 in Online Life, TDS TV

Blockbuster movies are on tap this week as “Captain America: Civil War” and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows” come to TDS TV on Demand. And in between watching movies, make some time to catch some TV—the networks are beginning to kick off the fall television season which means the introduction of new shows and the return of old favorites.

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Weekly tech news roundup

By Missy Kellor on September 9, 2016 in Online Life

Apple's jack-less phones mean people—and technology—must adapt, there's a new Kickstarter that lets you answer and talk on your phone without having your phone in your hand, and Sony revealed new PlayStation gear. All this, plus Adroid set-top box rumors, red refrigerators, bitcoin safety, and even how to pick the best checkout lane.

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