YouTube TV is now available on most Roku devices released over the last few years. This means many more people can now consider YouTube’s live TV service, as long as they live in one of the areas covered by the service. Which is over cities in the United States, with more due soon. Roku is […]
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YouTube has finally added support for multi-user logins on its Roku app — and it is glorious! Logging in to multiple YouTube accounts on the Roku is a simple process that only requires a one-time setup. Once it’s done, you can easily switch between profiles on demand. Setting Up Multiple YouTube Accounts on Roku You probably already have one user logged […]
Continue ReadingCan you still watch local news and weather after cutting the cord? Yes! If you have a Roku device, at least. Read the full article: Use Your Roku for Local News and Weather (and Save Money) MakeUseOf
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Plex has finally brought its Live TV offering to Roku devices. This means anyone who owns a Roku device (including any of the new hardware lineup for 2017) can now gain access to Plex Live TV. That is if they’re a Plex Pass subscriber who also owns a TV antenna and digital TV tuner. Plex […]
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You should be fairly familiar with Roku devices by now. Alongside over-the-air antennas, they’re one of the best gadgets you can buy if you’re looking to cut the cord from your cable company. Roku devices are easy to set up and provide you with a range of content from many of the top streaming services […]
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Roku today announced the launch of its own movie channel. The Roku Channel will be available on all Roku streaming players, sticks, and TVs, in turn connecting users to hundreds of movies. The channel will include licensed material, as well as movies aggregated from other publishers. The Roku Channel Roku currently offers an easy way […]
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