With more than 50 streaming services now supported by Roku's native search, the set-top box is making it much easier for cord-cutters to find hard-to-find video.
Comcast has announced that its Xfinity app is coming to Roku and Samsung TVs, plus more devices in the future, as part of its Xfinity TV Partner Program.
Roku has released an infographic based on its Feed data that reveals its predictions for Oscar winners, and Leonardo DiCaprio is surprisingly not on it
Roku has sold more than 1 million smart TVs in the US since 2014, and is looking to expand its market share with 60 new Roku integrated smart TVs in 2016.
Streaming device manufacturer Roku will launch a new model just for Black Friday which will cost half the amount of the Roku 1, offer the same features.
Time Warner Cable has launched a beta test service in New York City and is now offering Internet-only cable plans for live-streaming via Roku 3 devices.
NewsOn has launched a new app that allows iOS, Android, and Roku users to stream live and on-demand local news from a variety of markets and media groups.
On this week's episode we launch into the debate over what to do after cutting the cord. Nearly every major streaming media device is getting an upgrade this year, so which one is going to prevail over the rest? We have our early favorites.
Boston-based Skreens launches a Kickstarter campaign for two devices allowing TV viewers to watch up to four different entertainment inputs on one screen.