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Roku drops Streaming Stick HD 2025 to $25 on Amazon — 17% off — Kotaku.com

Roku drops Streaming Stick HD 2025 to $25 on Amazon — 17% off

Roku’s Streaming Stick HD 2025 is selling on Amazon for $25, a $5 discount from its usual $30 price — about 17% off. The Streaming Stick HD 2025 is a compact, wireless device that plugs directly into an HDTV’s HDMI input. It’s designed thin so it won’t

Roku’s compact Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus arrive at $30 and $40 — Zdnet.com

Roku’s compact Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus arrive at $30 and $40

ZDNET tested Roku's new Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus, which are available now for $30 and $40. Both devices are notably compact—only slightly thicker than an HDMI port—portable, and can draw power from a TV instead of needing a separate outlet. The review says the

ZDNET guide: Hidden Roku shortcuts and tips to unlock features — Zdnet.com

ZDNET guide: Hidden Roku shortcuts and tips to unlock features

ZDNET writer Elyse Betters Picaro compiled a guide of more than two dozen Roku TV shortcuts and hidden menus designed to reveal diagnostics, speed navigation and surface lesser-known features on Roku devices. The guide details system tools such as My Subscriptions for tracking and cancelling services added through Roku, a

Roku Channel adds six new free channels, including sports and game shows — Zdnet.com

Roku Channel adds six new free channels, including sports and game shows

The Roku Channel has added six new free channels to its lineup, expanding the streaming options available on Roku devices. The channel is available for free on any Roku device and comes preinstalled on most. Three of the additions are dedicated to single shows: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,

Extreme Ghostbusters exits The Roku Channel — Static0.colliderimages.com

Extreme Ghostbusters exits The Roku Channel

Collider reports that Extreme Ghostbusters is no longer available on The Roku Channel after joining the platform around Halloween last year. The 1997 animated series ran for 40 episodes, took on a darker tone, and introduced a new generation of characters while retaining Egon Spengler (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) as