Abdul Kader 
Entertainment industry began to change significantly after the release of the first generation streaming device, Apple TV, in 2007. Then in the next year 2008, Roku also introduced its first streaming device. Since then, media players have become more accessible and keep getting better with each new version. Now, you might be thinking (especially if … Read more
IR Blaster on LG TV—a very useful and often underestimated feature that typically comes with LG C, G, and NanoCell models. But many people, If I say, almost 95% of people don’t know about this. In general speaking, IR blaster is a device that allows you to control other devices that use infrared remote controls, … Read more
The location of the IR sensor on a Samsung TV can vary depending on the model. Typically, you’ll find it on the front of the TV, near the logo. However, some older and newer models may have it in different spots, like the bottom right corner, bottom left corner, or slightly to the left … Read more
Frequent disconnection or drop-off of the WiFi connection isn’t normal. An LG TV can keep disconnecting from WiFi if the TV’s internet location setting is incorrect, the internal WiFi module is malfunctioning/dusty, or if an external connected device is causing interference. Here’s what you have to do to fix the issue: Power cycle the TV. … Read more
LG TV IR Sensor Location varies depending on the model. In general, the light sensor on an LG TV is located on the front part of the TV, near the power button or the logo. However, some models may have different locations, such as the bottom right corner, the bottom left corner, or slightly to … Read more
If your TCL Roku TV is not turning on, the most likely reason is that the TV isn’t receiving any power. However, if the status light is on or blinking red, there may be an issue with the backlight or the main control board. Sah Romij wrote Homespoiler: “I have had this TCL TV for … Read more