Yes, you can share Sling TV—but only within strict household viewing rules, and Sling’s policies determine when sharing stops being allowed. This guide answers whether you can use one Sling account across households, how many streams you can run at…
Yes—YouTube TV lets you set favorite channels, so they rise to the top of your guide and make it faster to find what you actually watch. The feature works when you’re using the YouTube TV app or on supported devices…
Yes—you can see TV without cable, and the best option depends on what you want to watch and how much live TV you need. If you want live channels, a streaming TV service (often with a DVR) is usually the…
Yes—you can sometimes repair a TV screen, but only when the damage is limited and the display panel isn’t cracked or burned. If the issue is a loose connection, backlight problem, or a minor component failure, a repair may be…
Yes—you can mount a TV by yourself if you have the right tools, can locate wall studs (or use an approved anchor), and can safely follow the mount’s instructions. This guide walks you through DIY steps and the key safety…
Yes—you can look at the eclipse on TV, and it’s the best choice if you’re trying to watch safely without special equipment. Live broadcasts from major networks and astronomy organizations typically include clear, filtered views and commentary, with clear coverage…
Yes—you can hang a TV on drywall, but only if you mount into studs or use properly rated anchors; otherwise the wall can fail and the TV can fall. This guide gives you a clear rule for what works, what…
Yes—you can watch Fox News on Apple TV, but only if you use Fox News’ official Apple TV app or a supported TV provider login. If you don’t have a cable/satellite or streaming subscription that includes Fox News, Apple TV…
Yes—you can get Crunchyroll on many Samsung Smart TVs, but only if your model supports the Crunchyroll app through the Samsung App Store or an official streaming method like the TV’s built-in app platform. This guide tells you exactly which…
Yes—you can FaceTime on your TV, but only if you have an Apple TV with FaceTime support or you’re using AirPlay from an iPhone This guide shows the exact setup that gets your calls on the big screen, from the…