Roku licenses its operating system to a number of manufacturers, but did you know it had its own TVs that it makes in house?

The company that set out to make streaming simple has come a long way since 2008. Yet its current business all connects back ...

Simply put, a Roku TV is a smart TV with Roku OS baked in ... The company licenses its platform to other manufacturers, such as Onn, Sharp, RCA, and Hisense, but it also offers Roku-branded ...

Roku, the streaming hardware manufacturer and operator of the free Roku Channel, has announced its intention to acquire the budget-priced streaming service Frndly TV, which offers TV entertainment ...

Here's why you might want to pump the brakes on buying a Roku TV Smart Projector when it comes out. There are many manufacturers that make Roku TVs because Roku offers the design to third-party ...

There's a seriously good-looking Roku TV coming to digital storefronts ... That company is called Skyworth, a Chinese TV manufacturer that recently inked a deal with world-famous electronics ...

The company also still operates its Roku TV program that lets third-party manufacturers build TVs running Roku’s software, and today Roku shared that for the first time, it’s bringing ...

The interface now exists most widely within dongles like the Roku Streaming Stick 4K, due to TV manufacturers moving away from the OS in favor of self-built iterations or competitors like Google TV.

Your Roku TV is getting a slew of updates to make finding something to watch easier -- including one for your favorite purple city. Also: Should you buy a Roku streaming stick in 2025? Here's my ...