A TV antenna might seem like a technology from your grandparent's age, but with advances in TV technology like ATSC 3.0, it's a more viable solution than ever. Although smart TVs and streaming ...

To watch any kind of OTA TV, you'll probably need an antenna. If you're lucky, you can still get a decent selection of channels with good old rabbit ears but if not, towers and antennae are still ...

And if you want live TV, something to take the place of cable, hoo, boy: Be prepared to spend upwards of $80 per month, possibly more. As a card-carrying TV junkie, I subscribe to most of the ...

A TV antenna is a great way to ditch cable and get free channels, but setting it up can take some trial and error. Setup is ...

These are promising theoretical results, and with validation in vitro and in vivo, and miniaturization of MPI technology, magnetoelectric nanoparticles could serve as single component antennae for ...