Author: Cameron Summerson / Source: How-To Geek
For years, Roku has been known for its streaming boxes and sticks, but that’s slowly changing as the company invests more in streaming services. It started with The Roku Channel, and now that’s growing into something more.
The Roku Channel, which originally offered access to free, ad-supported movies and shows through Roku devices, broke out of the box and into the browser in August of last year. Roku has apparently seen success with this model because now that’s expanding in a big way.
First off, you’ll now be able to access The Roku Channel on both iOS and Android devices, dramatically increasing the channel’s availability and usefulness. All the same content will be along for the ride without cost—you just need a Roku account.
What’s more, the company announced this morning that it would also…
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