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Wow! My firetv stick was delivered today at 9AM, and I just ordered it yesterday! Amazingly fast delivery by Amazon!
Have a look at this:Share that with me too, if you don't mind
I have read that Amazon has already disabled, and then re-enabled some of the methods mentioned in the link that I posted, so I am pretty sure that Amazon is already aware of the workarounds.I was wary of posting that publicly; I'm hoping Amazon won't block the work-around.
All it says is to use Firefox, Amazon had a popup recommending the same thing after they blocked the app.I was wary of posting that publicly; I'm hoping Amazon won't block the work-around.
All it says is to use Firefox, Amazon had a popup recommending the same thing after they blocked the app.
I just installed the firetv stick, and I did not have any problem accessing YouTube. There was a pre-installed icon for Youtube. When I clicked on it, the on-screen message said to use either the Firefox or Silk browser to access YouTube and there were buttons provided for selecting Firefox or Silk. I selected Firefox (I had already downloaded it to the firetv stick) and YouTube ran full-screen with no problems.
Maybe not from a cost standpoint, but in performance they are much more so, particularly in viewing angle...just as wide as plasmas were. I was close to getting a 65 Sony 930 but stumbled upon a "hidden" deal at Amazon and got the OLED for the same money.I don’t see OLEDs as practical yet. In future years, but today- just for early adopters.
I thought this was a good deal, already have 2 boxes so was going to order couple more for my kids until I saw the new device doesn't come with ethernet port and they charge $15 for some lame ass adapter.
For 4K I always like going wired.Why do you need an ethernet port? Do you not have wireless at your house?
For 4K I always like going wired.
I agree! Everything in my theater setup is wired, TV, Hopper 3, Oppo 203, AppleTV, and Roku. It ensures that I will always get the best bandwidth available.For 4K I always like going wired.
There are enough users close by to me that I have seen a drop in speed while on 5 Ghz. 2.4 is really bad.If you use 5 Ghz wireless you should be fine.
There are enough users close by to me that I have seen a drop in speed while on 5 Ghz. 2.4 is really bad.
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