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Check out the video below for more of our thoughts on the new iPhone SE. The iPhone 7 comes with the A10 Fusion processor chip, which for context, is still 120 times faster than the original iPhone device. You shouldn’t have much issue running current basic apps despite the phone being a few years old, barring super graphic-intensive apps like Fortnite, for example. If you tend to spend your phone time streaming YouTube or browsing social media, the iPhone 6 Plus will feel amazing for the price....

We’ll go over all of the details so you leave here knowing exactly which package is perfect for you. You’ll get the complete package with channels for local news, international news, entertainment, reality, lifestyle, and kids. Enjoy the following after a day of work or school: Xfinity’s entry-level package is $50 per month for 125 channels. How does it stack up against its competitors? Yes, it’s great that these starter packages have PAC-12 Network, Tennis Channel, and Golf Channel, but if we want to watch sports on TV, we want to watch it all....

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For a Brinks Home alarm system, you’ll pay anywhere from $200 to $700. The $200 gets you a five-piece system that’s comparable to a Ring starter kit in terms of equipment. On the other end, $700 is more than a base Vivint system costs, but the Brinks Home package comes with two cameras, which makes the price seem more reasonable. But while Brinks Home equipment won’t necessarily cost you an arm and a leg, its monitoring might....

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AutoHop skips across commercials in a few seconds, instead of making you wait and roll your eyes at awful ads for a few minutes. This takes the guesswork out of rewinding, pausing, and fast-forwarding. It’s one of our favorite DVR features. One of the biggest advantages the Hopper has over the Genie (and most DVRs) is the inclusion of a voice control remote. Saying a show’s title is easier than skipping through menus looking for the right channels....

We’ll help you find the answer by going over monthly prices, fees, channels, and equipment. And trust us, you’ll leave here knowing exactly which one is the perfect fit for you. Without further ado, let’s get into the details of this epic battle and eliminate the weaker opponent. With no contract requirement and a two-year price guarantee, this is a pretty sweet bundle. And if you want more than 220 channels, paying a bit extra for DISH will be the best option for you....

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We think most DIYers are going to want SimpliSafe over Frontpoint. SimpliSafe is cheaper, offers self-monitoring, and is more of a DIYer’s dream. Meanwhile, Frontpoint has a ton more features and will fit well in a smart home, but it’s extremely expensive. Frontpoint offers a one-size-fits-all monitoring plan, which makes things easy, but it’s just so pricey. (If Frontpoint were a restaurant, it would have three dollar signs on Google Reviews....

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And go on and smash that notification bell to get updates whenever we put out a new video. Apple has gone with a touch display. There are volume up and volume down buttons, and you can tap to play and pause music. When listening for commands, the HomePod is going to glow on the top to let you know that Siri is listening, while the Echo device has a bright blue ring on the bottom that lights up when it’s listening....

We recommend at least 50–100 Mbps to game on the PS5. That covers you for new game downloads all the way to multiplayer online games like Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Curious about whether you need more internet speed for the PS5 digital edition or what internet speed you need to game with PlayStation Now? Let’s dig in. Sony decided to immediately release two editions of its new PlayStation 5 console: the PS5 Console and the PS5 Digital Edition Console....

AT&T Fixed Wireless is cheaper than HughesNet and comes with more data each month (at least 300 GB more data). But AT&T’s fixed wireless service may require you to use a VPN if you need to log into secure sites, and it’s not available everywhere. HughesNet, on the other hand, is available nationwide. And it offers 50 GB of “free” data each month if you don’t mind getting up in the wee hours of the morning....

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SMS message: SMS stands for Short Message Service. This is one of the original forms of text message technology, and is still the most widely used today. It allows you to send up to 160 characters in a single message and uses just a cell phone network (no data) to send the message. iMessage: An iMessage is a type of text message that can only be sent from an Apple device to another Apple device, like an iPhone or an iPad....

While using a VPN is completely legal, you should never engage in illegal activity while using a VPN. Never do anything that violates your VPN’s terms of use policy or download any copyright materials with your VPN. Because of this decision, internet privacy is no longer guaranteed. If you’re not using a VPN, companies can sell your information and browsing patterns to other companies. Businesses and private organizations originally used VPNs to provide secure networks for their employees and teams to use....