Streaming TV is when whatever you’re watching is delivered through the internet as opposed to traditional cable or satellite. If you’re already watching shows on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video, you’re already streaming TV! What you might not be streaming is live TV, which is now easily available to watch over the internet.

While slower internet connections can support limited video streaming, gigabit internet gives you an even better streaming experience. When you watch TV with your Google Fiber gigabit internet connection, you can watch in 4K Ultra HD without buffering or interruptions. You’ll also be able to watch on multiple screens throughout your house at the same time without compromising your viewing experience.

With all the bandwidth you get with gigabit internet, everyone can watch on multiple devices at the same time. You won’t ever have to miss the finale of your favorite series because it’s on at the same time as the big game—or vice versa. In fact, your streaming won’t be interrupted while someone else is video conferencing or doing something else online.

And since we don’t have data caps or throttle, you don’t have to worry about forced slowdowns or extra charges for watching all the TV you love.

We also don’t play favorites. Whether it’s a Google Fiber partner or a streaming service that only you and 300 other fans watch, we never slow down or limit anything you want to watch. It’s your internet and you’re in charge of it.

Yes! There are several ways to watch live TV without cable, including watching with a cable alternative like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, or Sling TV, watching on broadcast networks’ websites, or watching over the air with a digital antenna. (That one’s not streaming, but it is a low-cost way to catch your favorite live programming.)

It is different in some ways. However, cable alternative services can have the traditional channel guides and search you may be used to from cable. On-demand services don’t have the same guides because they don’t offer live TV, but they have search functions. Simply type in what you’re looking to watch. Many streaming devices support voice search, too. Some streaming services will even recommend shows that you might enjoy based off of the shows you’ve previously watched.

A remote will come with your smart TV or your streaming device that will let you move around and select what you want to watch in your streaming service app. Many devices integrate with voice assistants, too, so you can use your voice to change the channel, turn up the volume, or turn your TV on and off.

Always losing your remote in the couch cushions? Many devices and services have apps that let you use your mobile phone as a remote.