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, ...

It’s easy to forget how big a splash the first Roku box made when it debuted on May 20, 2008. At launch, the device worked only with Netflix, best known at the time as a mail-order Blockbuster rival ...

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SARATOGA, Calif. -- Roku is the company that makes the simply-named "Roku player," a $99 box that brings Internet movies and TV shows from Netflix and Amazon, and now baseball games, to your TV set.

Roku is a brand of digital media streaming devices that offer content from a variety of services and providers through downloadable channels.

It’s weird but true: of all the countless standalone Internet-TV-streaming boxes which have appeared over the past few years, just two have been unqualified successes. One is Apple TV. The other is ...

Roku has significantly expanded the available channels for its tiny streaming set-top box with the launch of the Roku Channel Store. The 10 available offerings at launch—all free—are a little thin, ...

Your smart TV may have a lot of valuable features, but sometimes a streaming stick like a Roku can do something a smart TV can’t. But do you need a Roku or another streaming device with a smart TV?

Your Roku works with two kinds of remotes: a simple infrared remote that doesn't need to be paired and an enhanced RF remote that needs to be paired.

Shares of Roku were up as much as 28% after it crushed its first earnings report as a public company. Roku credits the growth to its fast-growing platform business, which more than doubled from the ...