Roku, the popular streaming platform, is considering a novel approach to monetize your TV’s HDMI with Ad overlays. The company is exploring the possibility of displaying ads over content received from ...

Image: Kotaku / Pizza Hut / Walmart / Taco Bell / Disney / Coca-Cola / Ford / Gorodenkoff (Shutterstock) A new patent recently filed by TV and streaming device manufacturer Roku hints toward a ...

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Roku’s new Streaming Stick (HDMI Version) has made the “smart” features of new TVs and Blu-ray players largely irrelevant. It’s a small, simple add-on that plugs into any available HDMI port, ...

Roku announced plans to release a “streaming stick" to bring its services to smart TVs in a news release today. The stick can connect to WiFi, and with its own memory, processor, and software, can ...

Roku remains the undisputed market leader in the streaming device segment, with over double the market share of the next largest competitor. Having recently launched its own line of televisions, Roku ...

Roku is taking on Google‘s Chromecast device with the launch of a version of its Streaming Stick that works with any HDTV to deliver access to Netflix, YouTube and 1,200 other Internet-delivered ...

Television and streaming device manufacturer Roku recently filed a patent detailing how it can serve up ads to customers by keeping tabs on HDMI devices. The company already displays ads in several ...

All the options of the Roku streaming ecosystem, but at half the cost of a Roku 3. Streams up to 1080p. Dual-band wireless is stable and steady. Compact design means the Roku Streaming Stick stays ...

Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET readers find the best sights and sounds for their home theaters. The Roku Streaming Stick packs the entire Roku experience into a compact ...

The Roku set-top box is one of our favorite streamers. Now it's shrinking down and moving to the back of your TV. While Google has released an open SDK for the Chromecast, the pickings are still ...