Two of the best streaming devices in 2025 are on sale before Black Friday: the Roku Streaming Stick and the Amazon Fire TV Stick. Here's how to decide which deal is best for you.

Forget a Roku streaming video box: this year the company is building its famous video streaming service directly into televisions. Smart TVs with Roku’s Internet video streaming service—dubbed Roku ...

The Roku LT is a killer streaming-media box, offering tons of streaming-video content, including favorites like Netflix, Amazon Instant, Hulu Plus, and Pandora, for just $50. Matthew Moskovciak Senior ...

The move will give Spectrum TV customers with Apple TV and Roku devices access to 4K content when it is being offered by ESPN, Fox and NBC ...

In early 2022, the company announced that it had reached over 60 million users at the end of 2021 -- in other words, Roku devices are more popular than ever. This also means the devices are widely ...

Simply put, a Roku TV is a smart TV with Roku OS baked in — it’s the default interface for everything, whether you’re using streaming apps, watching cable broadcasts, or playing a console game. The ...

Both streaming devices sell for around $100 and come with 4K capabilities and Dolby Vision, but one has additional features that help justify its cost. Eli covered the latest in the ever-changing ...

Q: I’ve been considering getting an Apple TV or a Roku Box. Which one is better? A: Both are great devices that are simple to setup and use, have a lot of good content on them, and are around the same ...

Roku boxes and TVs allow you to connect to the internet via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, while streaming sticks provide only the Wi-Fi option. Once you have your Roku device connected to power and powered on, ...

Last year, the cable industry seemed to be making meaningful progress toward eliminating the hated cable box. Comcast announced plans for a Roku app and a way for any device maker to create their own ...

Roku said it may force Google’s YouTube TV app off its video-streaming platform, alleging that the search giant is demanding “anti-competitive” and “unfair” terms for its YouTube and YouTube TV apps.