Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Is the IPHONE 3GS better than the standard IPHONE 3G?

Question:

Is it worth the extra money? Does it have the same antenna reception quality as the standard 3G. All my friends got their phones a while back so they all have 3G and I was just wondering if they just improved on it or if the S lacks some features?

Answers:

The camera is also better. It's 3 MP instead of .3 MP on the original and 3S. It also has auto focus, something that the previous generation didn't have.

Yes the iphone 3gs is way better its faster, has voice control, can record video, so the iphone 3gs is better than the iphone 3g.

3gs is much better....its 2 times faster, it has video,and you can sign in to your youtube account

yes

Monday, September 14, 2009

Is a tivo box the best way to experience antenna tv?

Question:

How far ahead can the tivo guide see programming on antenna?

Answers:

Any PC with windows media center and a TV tuner can do about the same. The Microsoft TV guide is also about 2 weeks.

shoud be about the same 10-14 days

Last time the Cowboys won a playoff game (fill in the blank)?

Question:

keep it going.......

Answers:

Tiger Woods still hadn't won a major.

brad nowell, the singer from sublime, was still alive. and hadn't done heroin in 2 years

I used to think the Teletubbies were awesome

was super bowl XXX

Michael Jackson was still sane.your were still g a yMadonna was pregnant with Lourdes.

What kind of insect is this?

Question:

It's body was a little less than an inch long not counting the antennae.

Answers:

judging by its legs, it could have been a jumping insect, which means it couldn't fly, it might have been related to a grasshopper or cricket. If you were lucky it could have been an entirely new species. Which would not be a surprise

beetle

http://tinypic.com/r/29qmj4k/3

Why is my digital tv so choppy?

Question:

I went through the whole trouble of getting a digital converter box and digital antenna. Half my channels are really choppy and pointless to watch. What can I do? Don't have $$ to get cable/sat.

Answers:

for assistance in choosing the proper antenna and where to aim it. Don't forget to rescan for channels after getting the proper antenna.

In all honesty you probably live in an area where reception is poor. Poor reception is not always due to living in a rural area and can be do to something obscuring the signal like trees or tall buildings. Unless you are able to identify what is causing the problem with the signal and are able to correct it my feeling is getting either satellite or cable will be the solution. Personally satellite is much cheaper, with more channels, and is you get a better picture quality that is interrupted less than cable. So my recommendation to you will be to get satellite.

You may be on the fringe of good reception for your antenna, especially if it is an indoor antenna. You could try one with an amplifier, and do a re-scan..The 'choppy' reception you describe is typical of an 'on' or 'off' digital signal that is a bit weak...

ITS THE WEATHER DOING IT SOME JUST GET EXTRA REGULAR ANTENNAS STILL CHOPS UP THO.....TV IS CRAP ANYHOW ...

Yeah

Sunday, September 13, 2009

RCA ANT1400 Indoor Digital Antenna?

Question:

My MIL bought this for us. We don't have an HD tv. Our picture is pretty choppy and freezes a lot. Is there a better antenna out there? We are frustrated b/c we didn't mind a little fuzz before digital conversion. Now we can't watch half of our channels. Don't have $$ for cable/sat service.

Answers:

If you decide to buy one, try Radio Shack, be sure that meets the reception color or better. If you have a bit better antenna, it'll help with bad weather.

Local Area Network through Wireless USB?

Question:

It should work in 2 km residential area that I will only provide a usb to my client and he should be able to get the internet service active.

Answers:

If you wish to provide wireless service to the general area, both inside and outside the residence, 802.11 is probably not your best choice for the long distance so you would want some sort of roof antenna to capture the signal and convert it to 802.11 for inside use. There are many options for this. Take a look at the Proxim web site as they have a lot of experience in this and have many products. Once familiar with those products, check out their competitors to see what else is available. From that make your decision.