Abdul Kader 
If you use Frontier for your internet, you might have had trouble getting help recently. On April 14th, Frontier had a big cyberattack. To stop the attackers, they had to close down a lot of their systems. This made it hard for customers to get help. Frontier confirmed the attack in a U.S. Securities and … Read more
TV ads don’t always match the product because some things are better suited for TV ads than others. Companies need to know if their product fits well with TV advertising, or else they might not make a profit. Here are the reasons: Selling a Feeling, Not the Product T.V. ads are often designed to evoke … Read more
Backlight is the light source that is situated directly behind the LCD panel of most TVs. It’s what makes the screen glow, what gives bright colors their vibrancy, and what gives dark shadows their depth. However, there are a few types of backlighting technologies in TVs: Backlight works together with the brightness and contrast controls … Read more
The Streamable, Cord Cutter News, and a bunch of other news outlets covered this news on their websites. But here’s the simple breakdown for easy understanding…… What’s happening? Why does this matter? It’s too early to say if this new sports streaming service is a good or bad idea. The government is investigating to make … Read more
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is getting ready to bring back net neutrality rules. This could undo the changes made in 2017 when these rules were taken away. Cable companies are not happy about this. What is Net Neutrality? Net neutrality means that all internet providers must treat all online traffic the same way. They … Read more
Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) have been in a tailspin lately, and it seems Chicago fans might be caught in the whirlwind. According to a report from the Chicago Sun-Times, the teams are considering moving their games to the Stadium Sports Network as their contracts with NBC Sports end in October. The shakeup comes during a … Read more
The lifespan of a TV backlight depends on the type of TV and how much you use it. LED backlights usually last 4.5 to 6.8 years when used at maximum or near-maximum brightness (40,000 to 60,000 hours). If you use lower brightness settings and use the TV moderately, they can even last over 10 years, … Read more
To determine if your TV backlight is broken, you can use a flashlight to look into the backlight. Here are the steps to check for a broken TV backlight: But if you see a light beam coming through the backlight, then the backlight is burned out and should be replaced. However, if the TV backlight … Read more
TV backlight issues can happen for different reasons, like when the power supply fails, there’s not enough power, LEDs burn out, the circuit board has damaged traces, or the backlight inverter is faulty. Here are some common reasons for TV backlight problems: To check if your TV has a backlight issue, use a flashlight to … Read more
Yes, you can sell a TV with a broken backlight. There are several online platforms and companies that are willing to buy broken TVs. For instance, Zolopik and Zarax are two companies that offer to purchase broken LCD/LED TVs at a good price. Additionally, you can also consider selling it locally through platforms like Craigslist … Read more