Tablo’s DVR software is a simple solution for a single television, but it’s too light on features. Nuvyyo’s Tablo Engine DVR software attempts to split the difference. By installing the free app on an ...

Tablo’s plug-and-play DVR delivers native broadcast quality, but loses some features along the way. For the past few years, our recommendation of Tablo as the best over-the-air DVR for cord cutters ...

Some consumers who think about cutting the cable cord hesitate for fear they won't have an easy way to record shows once they've given up their cable company-provided DVR. But there are alternatives ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Cord cutting, in other words getting rid of cable, is becoming popular, and savvy companies are ...

It’s been a little while since our Tablo review crowned a new king of over-the-air television, and it’s time for a quick catch-up. To recap, Tablo is a little device that lets you plug in an ...

Tablo tries to fix that with its new digital video recorder, which is available in a $219.99, two-tuner version, or a $299.99, four-tuner version; we tested the two-tuner model. The Tablo can record ...

If there’s a lesson I’ve learned from my cord-cutting experiments, it’s that there are many types of over-the-air TV antennas, and finding the right one can be a challenge. Lately I’ve been testing a ...

Cutting the cord has become more and more popular these days. People are getting tired of getting gouged by cable companies for channels they don’t use, or packages that really don’t fit their needs.

Recording TV shows for later viewing is something almost everyone who subscribes to pay TV can do. Digital video recorders, or DVRs, use hard drives to store the shows so the user can watch later and ...

Nuvyyo announced the pre-order availability of Tablo, the new DVR that lets cord-cutters access free local HDTV broadcast programs on any device, anytime, anywhere in the world — without the expense ...

Cable and satellite don't have to be your only sources of live, recordable television. Even though broadcasts have switched to digital, you can still get over-the-air (OTA) programming for free—all ...