I spend a lot of time trying to figure out which streaming devices make the most sense. The new Apple TV, alas, continues to disappoint.

Roku's 2016 streaming player lineup has gotten a bit more complex, with more models and some subtle differentiation. After eye-balling the specs lists closely, I settled on the Roku Premiere+, which provides 4K and HDR capabilities. Here's a quick peek.

Roku announced a new streaming player lineup this morning and replaced all of its previous products with new models. Among the notable changes are a $30 Chromecast competitor and a $100 4K/UHD/HDR streamer.

Roku announced today that it is accepting pre-orders for its new Roku Streaming Stick, which provides 8 times the processing power of its predecessor, Roku OS 7.1 with numerous new features, and a private listening feature that works with your smart phone. Best of all, it's as cheap as ever, at just $50.

Choosing a living room set top box can be trying for the Microsoft technology fan, and each of the best devices comes with its own set of pros and cons.

It looks like Amazon Fire TV isn't the only set-top box that will out-perform Apple TV this Fall with 4K Ultra HD video streaming: Roku 4 is on the way too.

Roku arguably makes the best living room streaming players, but it’s been a while since the firm has updated these devices. That changes—sort of—this week with updated versions of the existing Roku 3 and Roku 2 devices, both of which now offer better performance and additional functionality. And the new Roku 3 adds voice search, […]