Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

While the Apple TV 4K is still one of the most expensive streaming boxes you can get at $179, it’s also one of the most powerful, with lots of neat features tucked away behind its slick veneer.

Frame-by-frame, slow-motion replays are a staple on TiVo DVRs and some other cable boxes, but completely unavailable on streaming services today.

Last year, one of the most interesting new streaming devices came not from Roku, Amazon, or Apple, but from TiVo.

Here’s a rundown of your options until Roku and YouTube TV work things out.

It’s another case of two large corporations battling a petty game of inches, one in which users get jerked around the most.

A new service called Slash makes sharing streaming subscriptions a lot easier.

While I’ve written plenty about which streaming device to buy, perhaps I haven’t stressed enough which ones to avoid.

Making the most of the big Fire TV update and wireless carrier freebies.

Eight months after the nationwide launch of Peacock, you still can’t officially download the app on Fire TV devices, and even Peacock reps seem exasperated about it.

Most of the time, I respond to readers’ questions in private, but this week I wanted to do something a bit different.