Engadget - Sure, Roku's compact Streaming Stick will happily pipe streaming content to any MHL-ready TV, but there's nothing like the guarantee of certification to convince you you're buying the right flatscreen. Roku has announced partnerships with six mare hardware manufacturers, ensuring future devices from Hisene, Harmon Kardon, Coby, Voxx Accessories, Apex and TCL will be "Roku Ready." New TVs from partners old and new will be on display at CES, Roku teased, all flaunting the Streaming Stick's access to a wealth of streaming content.
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The update should make streaming through Roku even better.
The premier manufacturing company “Roku” has finally struck a deal with AT&T for the global distribution rights of “fledgling” OTT platform HBO Max.
After days and even months of anxious negotiation, AT&T and the manufacturing company Roku have finally signed a deal giving the latter right for the global distribution of the former’s fledgling OTT (Over-the-Top) platform HBO Max.
that channel count is a bit of exaggeration
1/2 the channels are religious or public service
then the other channels are redundant channels
and then another portion for paid apps
there are some unique and fresh channels three you just have to search for days.
this stick thing looks interesting though.