Your Roku TV is getting its biggest home screen update after a decade and it starts today
Roku has launched a significant redesign of its home screen for Roku TVs and streaming devices, marking the first major update in over a decade. The new interface aims to enhance user experience by providing quicker access to frequently used apps, which are now prioritized through AI technology. Users also have the option to customize their app selection manually.
- ▪The home screen redesign is rolling out today across all Roku devices in the US.
- ▪A new Quick Access section highlights the most-used apps based on user habits.
- ▪Users can manually add or remove apps for a personalized experience.
5 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 7 hours. Coverage spans 2 points on the political spectrum — 2 lean left, 2 centre.
- ▪ Roku Unveils Redesigned Home Screen — MacRumors
- ▪ Do not adjust your set: Roku's home screen is getting its biggest overhaul in over a decade — Android Police
- ▪ Roku Unveils First Major Home Screen Update In Over A Decade — Deadline
- ▪ Roku Unveils Biggest Home Screen Overhaul in More Than a Decade — Variety
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If you own a Roku TV or streaming device, your home screen is about to look very different. Roku just unveiled its most significant home screen redesign in over ten years, rolling out today across all Roku TVs and streaming devices in the US. Here is everything that is new on your Roku home screen Roku TV The redesign introduces several new features built around getting you to content faster. The Quick Access section your most-used apps front and center, powered by AI that continuously adapts to your habits. You can also manually add or remove apps if you prefer to be in control.
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