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Advisorator is a weekly advice newsletter from veteran tech journalist Jared Newman. Discover the best apps, deals, and tips, and become more tech-savvy with every issue.Read more ›

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  1. The NFL’s awful streaming app
    Sep 18, 2026 · original
    Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, and this is Cord Cutter Weekly, my newsletter on how to save money on TV and make the most of streaming. Sign up here if someone shared this newsletter with you. The NFL app is (still) an insult to sports streaming Jared Newman | September 18, 2026 Football fans who spent $15 per month on an NFL+ Premium subscription received a rude awakening on Sunday afternoon, when the NFL app refused to stream. Hold up! This article is for Advisorator’s paying members only. Subscribe now to unlock my full website and fast-track your tech knowledge. Subscribe Already a member? Sign into your account . The post The NFL’s awful streaming app appeared first on Advisorator .
  2. The NFL app is (still) an insult to sports streaming
    Sep 16, 2026 · original
    The richest U.S. sports league should be able to afford better than this. Jared Newman | September 16, 2026 Football fans who spent $15 per month on an NFL+ Premium subscription received a rude awakening on Sunday afternoon, when the NFL app refused to stream. As numerous users reported on Reddit —and as I experienced first-hand—NFL’s app and website failed to stream its usual NFL Network and NFL Redzone feeds as the action began. The official NFL+ account on X eventually apologized for the issue , which it claimed to resolve more than an hour into game time. While a one-off glitch might be forgivable, the NFL app is routinely one of the worst experiences in sports streaming, with subpar video quality, lackluster features, and a history of reliability issues. Given that the NFL generates by far the most revenue of any U.S. sports league, surely it can do better than this embarrassment. N
  3. What a free iPhone will cost you
    Sep 15, 2026 · original
    Finding the best phone deals Plus: New Apple gear, free file compressor, and how to remember where you put stuff Jared Newman | September 15, 2026 Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, a longtime tech journalist, and this is Advisorator, my weekly tech advice newsletter. Did someone share this newsletter with you? Sign up to get it every Tuesday. Heads up: Next week’s newsletter will arrive on Wednesday instead of Tuesday, on account of Yom Kippur on Monday. Thanks for your patience! Apple announced new iPhones this week, and if you’re in the United States, the cheapest way to get them is through one of the big three wireless carriers. But while they love to yell about getting a new iPhone “on us,” they tend to bury important details in the fine print. To unlock their best deals, you’ll likely need one of their most expensive wireless plans, plus a phone to trade in that’s no more than a few year
  4. LG’s smart TV snooping scandal
    Sep 11, 2026 · original
    Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, and this is Cord Cutter Weekly, my newsletter on how to save money on TV and make the most of streaming. Sign up here if someone shared this newsletter with you. Stop smart TV snooping by LG and others Jared Newman | September 11, 2026 It’s time for another round of panic about smart TV privacy, with LG taking its turn in the hot seat. Hold up! This article is for Advisorator’s paying members only. Subscribe now to unlock my full website and fast-track your tech knowledge. Subscribe Already a member? Sign into your account . The post LG’s smart TV snooping scandal appeared first on Advisorator .
  5. Stop smart TV snooping by LG and others
    Sep 9, 2026 · original
    Worried that your smart TV is spying on you? Here’s what will help, and what won’t. Jared Newman | September 9, 2026 It’s time for another round of panic about smart TV privacy, with LG taking its turn in the hot seat. The impetus is a 135-minute video from Gamers Nexus , digging into the data that LG can collect from its users. The most shocking claim is that LG’s TVs can persistently listen to what you’re saying even when the power is off (albeit only if you plug in an external USB webcam), but the report also delves into the privacy ramifications of hands-free voice control and automatic content recognition. The video quickly went viral, drawing millions of views and prompting some alarming headlines. (“ Disconnect your LG television from the internet, now ,” for instance.) While many of the core claims aren’t new or even unique to LG , I’m all for more folks realizing exactly what th
  6. Stop your phone from waking you at night
    Sep 8, 2026 · original
    Put your phone to sleep the proper way Plus: My calendar event creator, a slew of Sonos news, and laptop charger deals Jared Newman | September 8, 2026 Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, a longtime tech journalist, and this is Advisorator, my weekly tech advice newsletter. Did someone share this newsletter with you? Sign up to get it every Tuesday. You’re reading the free edition. Paying members get in-depth features and guides each week, plus access to my community forum. Learn more here . Calendar Event Creator Surely I’m not the only one who finds calendar event creation to be overly tedious. Instead of fiddling with time boxes and text fields in Google Calendar, I’ve always wanted to just type all the details on a single line, click a button, and be done. So, here’s a little tool I made with Claude for doing that. Type in a phrase like “Pool party at Tyler’s from 1 to 4 on Sunday, 123 Fair
  7. The increasing cost of ad-free streaming
    Sep 4, 2026 · original
    Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, and this is Cord Cutter Weekly, my newsletter on how to save money on TV and make the most of streaming. Sign up here if someone shared this newsletter with you. How ad-free streaming became so much less affordable Jared Newman | September 4, 2026 Ad-free streaming used to be one of the biggest benefits of cutting the cable TV cord. Now it’s become a luxury. Hold up! This article is for Advisorator’s paying members only. Subscribe now to unlock my full website and fast-track your tech knowledge. Subscribe Already a member? Sign into your account . The post The increasing cost of ad-free streaming appeared first on Advisorator .
  8. How ad-free streaming became so much less affordable
    Sep 2, 2026 · original
    And how to push back against the price hikes. Jared Newman | September 2, 2026 Ad-free streaming used to be one of the biggest benefits of cutting the cable TV cord. Now it’s become a luxury. Inspired by some new research into the growing price gap between ad-supported and ad-free streaming, I decided to calculate how much the cost to avoid commercials has increased over time. Depending on which services you have, you could be paying an extra $42.50 just to skip ads, up 60% from a few years ago. Not all hope is lost for affordable ad-free TV, but you might have to a bit creative to get it. The increasing ad-free tax My impetus for writing this is a new report from Ampere Analysis about the growing gulf in price between ad-free and ad-supported streaming. The study found that globally over the past three years, the ad-free tiers of Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+ have increased by $1.6
  9. Why I just completely wiped my computer
    Sep 1, 2026 · original
    The pure catharsis of a full factory reset Plus: An easy privacy setting, fun photo tools, and Labor Day tech savings Jared Newman | September 1, 2026 Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, a longtime tech journalist, and you’re reading the free edition of Advisorator, my weekly tech advice newsletter. Did someone share this newsletter with you? Sign up to get it every Tuesday. Last call for Advisorator’s membership sale Hey folks, just a heads-up that my Advisorator membership sale ends this Sunday night. Sign up before then to get your first year for $37.50 , which is 25% off the regular price. You’re currently reading the free edition, which I do try to make as substantial as possible while also running a sustainable business. News, quick tips, app recommendations, and deals are all included in the newsletter you’re getting now. For paying members, I typically write one in-depth feature or guid
  10. See how much you can save
    Aug 28, 2026 · original
    Hey there! I’m Jared Newman, and this is Cord Cutter Weekly, my newsletter on how to save money on TV and make the most of streaming. Sign up here if someone shared this newsletter with you. Huge cord cutting guide update Jared Newman | August 28, 2026 In case you missed it earlier this week, I just published a major update to my Complete Guide to Cord Cutting . Hold up! This article is for Advisorator’s paying members only. Subscribe now to unlock my full website and fast-track your tech knowledge. Subscribe Already a member? Sign into your account . The post See how much you can save appeared first on Advisorator .

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