Roku made a number of announcements on Wednesday, but the one making headlines is the least interesting of them all.

The Apple TV app can be installed on most Roku devices, which gives you access to premium shows on the Apple TV+ subscription ...

Smart TVs have revolutionized the way we consume content, and Roku is one of the reasons. Consider these facts before selecting which is right for you.

Yes, Amazon's Fire TV Sticks rule the roost when it comes to sheer popularity, but there's a new deal that might convince some to try something different instead. When heading to the online retailer's ...

If you're dealing with streaming overload and can't decide what to watch, Roku is rolling out new free features to help make your decision a little easier. Designed to help you discover new shows, ...

Roku just announced a few new features to help users keep their summer streaming in full swing. With these automatic updates, the company wants to make it easier for customers to discover their next ...

Of all the streaming devices Roku offers, the 2025 edition of the Roku Streaming Stick is—apologies in advance—the Rokuiest. The company prides itself on offering a smooth streaming experience on ...

Pictured above, against the rear wall, is the Ashton Bentley by Kramer Display Mount approved by Microsoft for the deployment of Express Install for Microsoft Teams Rooms. The "exploded" view shows ...

Amazon and Roku think they can sell more digital ads if they team up to do it. The two streaming giants, which control the Amazon Fire broadband interface and the streaming Roku Channel, respectively, ...

If you're using Roku and want Chrome on it, you've got choices. Different Roku devices offer various ways to get Google Chrome. If you're after browsing on your TV, the Roku browser helps get Google ...

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TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.