When you cast to Roku, you're quickly queuing up content from your phone to play on your TV. First-time set-up requires a few steps.

You can control your Roku player with the Roku remote or an app on your phone — here's how to take advantage of every button and setting.

ZDNET's key takeaways New Roku upgrades will be free to all current customers. The upgrades include an AI-enabled Roku Voice ...

Once your Roku TV is back up and running, try opening the last app that was giving you grief. More often than not, you'll ...

Press Win + K to see the devices you can connect to, and then select your Roku from the list. Your laptop or computer's ...

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Nothing kills the vibe of a good show faster than the dreaded spinning icon or random freezes. If your Roku TV is stuttering or buffering, don't ...

Whether you've had the same Roku for years or just upgraded to a new one ... and more. You might have seen me on TV talking about these topics or heard me on your commute home on the radio or a ...

Remote: Quickly press the Star button four times in a row. This article explains how to turn off the narrator on a Roku streaming device or TV. You can use a remote shortcut or disable the feature ...

Amazon, Apple, Google, LG, Roku, Samsung, and Vizio each bring their own app stores and streaming perks. We're here to help ...

Gone are the days when you could only watch TV by adjusting the "bunny ears" antenna to pick up your local stations. Now, with all the digital streaming services and subscriptions, it's easy to assume ...