Streaming is when whatever you’re watching is delivered through the internet as opposed to traditional cable or satellite methods.

While slower internet connections can support limited streaming, gigabit internet makes it even better. When you watch with Google Fiber’s gigabit internet, you’ll get to watch in 4K Ultra HD without buffering, interruptions, and with top-notch picture quality. You’ll also be able to watch on multiple screens throughout your house at the same time without compromising your viewing experience.

And 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.

A smart TV is a TV that connects to the internet. It will have an ethernet jack to connect to the internet or a menu will pop up asking you for the Wi-Fi password. If your TV hasn’t given you some option to connect to the internet, it’s probably not a smart TV. Don’t worry, though—you can use a device to connect your TV to the internet.

Yes! No need to miss out on breaking news, sports, award shows, or your favorite reality shows. There are several ways to watch live TV without cable, including watching with a cable-replacement like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or fuboTV, watching on broadcast networks’ websites, or watching over the air with a digital antenna. (That one’s not streaming, but it is a way to catch your favorite live programming without cable.)

You can stream on any device that can connect to the internet! One of the benefits of streaming is that you can watch on a Smart TV, computer, tablet, or mobile phone. You can also watch on a regular TV—all you have to do is connect your TV to the internet by using a device like an Apple TV, Chromecast, or a Roku player.