Over 5000 free TV channels with Rabbit TV?

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Over 5000 free TV channels with Rabbit TV?

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Aug 5, 2013

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Recently I came across an interesting product called Rabbit TV (get it here). You may have seen this as well. The package advertises 5000 FREE TV channels. Amazing! I don’t even get that many channels with my Verizon FIOS television package. I decided to buy it and see if it could really deliver what was [...] Read more »Download Ashford for WordPress

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Aug 5, 2013

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Computer repair, personal computer instruction in Safety Harbor, Clearwater, Tampa, St Pete

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13 min listen
How to sign electronically, WITHOUT printing and scanning: Have you ever gotten a PDF file by email, and you had to sign it and send it back by email? For most people, that process is a real hassle. You have to print the PDF file, then you sign the printed copy, then you have to scan that paper back into a n... by The Computer Tutor
11 min listen
Computer emergencies – Part 2 of 2: Last Monday I posted about how to handle a couple of specific computer emergencies (a spilled drink on your laptop, and a failing hard drive). This week in Part 2, we’ll cover two more emergency situations that require to you take action right away. by The Computer Tutor
17 min listen
Lost your volume icon? Here’s how to get it back: Every once in a while I get a phone call from a frustrated computer user. Their complaint? The volume icon has disappeared! Which means they can’t use the on-screen icon that normally allows them to raise or lower their speaker volume. by The Computer Tutor
13 min listen
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12 min listen
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7 min listen
How to create a System Image backup (and why you should): You know I’m always talking about having an automated, consistent backup process in place. This is partly because I have people bring me computers just about every week with a crashed drive, and they’re in a panic because they need the files and folde... by The Computer Tutor
16 min listen
Bad computer habits you need to kick – part 1: Since we use our computers just about every day, sometimes all day, it’s easy to get into a routine. As human beings, we have a set of habits. That means we don’t necessarily do things a certain way because it’s the safest or most efficient, by The Computer Tutor
15 min listen
Software I use and recommend – part 2: Last week I went over 11 programs and tools I use on a regular basis, and recommend to my clients. And that was only half the list! This week we’ll cover the rest. Of course, this is list is not exhaustive, by The Computer Tutor
15 min listen
For computer security, you need these 3 things: Update: Unfortunately, since version 2 was released, Malwarebytes is no longer working properly. In fact I have seen on several computers where it is messing up other programs, including my clients’ online file backup software. by The Computer Tutor
16 min listen
Cursor jumping around on your Windows laptop? Here’s the fix.: My favorite kind of computer tips are those that address a particularly common and annoying problem, and solve that problem with a quick solution that’s easy to implement. And preferably free. Today is a great example of this kind of computer tip. by The Computer Tutor
12 min listen
What to do about the Heartbleed bug: The Heartbleed bug has been in the news for about a week now so you have probably heard about it, even if you don’t know exactly what it is or what it means for you and your computer security. Today we’ll break it down into simple terms, by The Computer Tutor
11 min listen
How to remove your private info from Word documents: When you create a Word document, you know exactly what you are typing. So, you are obviously in full control of what appears on the pages of that document. But did you know that Word “hides” some information in the document that doesn’t actually appe... by The Computer Tutor
16 min listen
Website blocked due to expired certificate? Quick fix: Today’s tip is not going to be very long and elaborate. It’s a pretty common problem with a simple fix (most of the time). But if you don’t know the solution, it can be very frustrating because it seems like something major is wrong with your computer.... by The Computer Tutor
16 min listen
How to cancel any social media account: For some people, the novelty of social media has worn thin. Facebook is constantly wanting more and more of your personal information, because that’s their biggest selling point to advertisers. Twitter hashtags are displayed on just about any televis... by The Computer Tutor
13 min listen
How to make ANY website printer-friendly: Ever try to print a web page? Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. The reason for this is that website content is designed to be displayed on your computer screen, not sent to the printer to be put on paper. by The Computer Tutor
13 min listen
The easy way to email a huge file: What would you do if you had a large file on your computer, and you needed to send it to someone by email? For example, you used your phone to take a video of your dog doing some tricks, and you want to email it to your friend who lives 500 miles away?... by The Computer Tutor
9 min listen
Should you leave your computer on all the time?: It’s a question that I get asked all the time: Should I leave my computer on all the time, or should I turn it off at night? There are valid reasons for both options, so I’ll present you with the pros and cons and you can decide what’s best for your s... by The Computer Tutor
15 min listen
How to back up Outlook email and contacts: Microsoft Outlook is one of the most popular email programs in use today. I ‘ve been using it for years and I like it. Yes, it’s a little quirky at times but overall it’s pretty reliable and has a lot of great features. However, by The Computer Tutor
8 min listen
3 Cool YouTube Tricks: This week I’m going to show you some interesting things you can do with YouTube. You might not use all of them, but hopefully you will find one or two of them helpful, or at least fun to try out. I love “discovering” these kinds of little-known things ... by The Computer Tutor
18 min listen
How to authenticate a picture on the internet: Sometimes things happen during the routine course of the week, and suddenly I realize – that’s a good topic for a blog post. That’s what happened this past week. If you’re on Facebook, you know there is a high volume of pure garbage that gets “Liked”... by The Computer Tutor
11 min listen
Why does my hard drive show less space than it actually has?: I recently got an email from my friend Preston, who had this question: “I’m wondering why, when you get a new hard drive, you don’t get the full amount of space that it says on the box? When I got my PC a few years ago, by The Computer Tutor
12 min listen
What information does Google store about you? You might be surprised: Many millions of people have Google accounts. I have several myself. And whenever I want to look something up on the internet, I use Google because it seems to come up with the most accurate search results, by The Computer Tutor
11 min listen
Bad computer habits you need to kick – part 2: Last week I talked about 4 bad computer habits that I see happening pretty regularly. This week in part 2, I’ll cover the other 4. If you do any of these things with your computer, knock it off! Picking up from where we left off last Monday – 5. by The Computer Tutor
17 min listen
How to know which browser tab is playing sound: Any website that automatically starts playing sound as soon as it loads up should be on some kind of blacklist. Whether it’s a selection of background music, or a news video, or any other kind of audio – any web designer with a clue knows to not have t... by The Computer Tutor
15 min listen
How to create a Windows folder with no name: Every week here on my blog I talk about some type of practical tip or trick that you can do with your computer. Hopefully you find some of them practical and useful. But you know what? Being a geek, I sometimes like to come across computer tricks that ... by The Computer Tutor
5 min listen
Use the speech recognition software you already have: Are you someone that would rather talk than type? Personally, I would rather type out words on the keyboard because then I can make sure that the message that is transmitted is exactly what I want to say. The downside of typing is that it usually tak... by The Computer Tutor
17 min listen
What’s the difference between POP and IMAP?: If you use Outlook, Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird or some other email software on your computer, this is something you (or your tech) has dealt with. When you set up a new email account, one of the questions is whether or not you want the email protoc... by The Computer Tutor
7 min listen
AVG has gone to the dark side: There was a time when I used and recommended AVG as a reliable option for a free antivirus. I stopped using it about 4 years ago, mainly because the software itself wasn’t really compatible with all Windows computers. When I make a recommendation, by The Computer Tutor
12 min listen
First things to try when you have a computer problem: As a computer technician, I spend a lot of time doing computer repair here in Safety Harbor, Florida (and remotely for clients around the country). Just about everyone has a computer (or several) these days, by The Computer Tutor
11 min listen

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Over 5000 free TV channels with Rabbit TV?

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