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Are you tired of wading through more than 400 channels on RokuGuide's channel listings? Browsing for channels is now easier as you can browse by category! All public Roku channels are now listed according to Channel Store category under the Public Channels menu option.

If you just hooked up your new Roku digital video player, you've probably already watched a few videos from the channels that were preloaded on your device. After that, you may have gone into the Channel Store looking for more channels. And now you may be feeling overwhelmed when faced with over 400 channels of content. If you're wondering where to start, don't worry, RokuGuide is here to help.

Did you know that you can watch and listen to iTunes podcasts on your Roku? You don't need an iTunes account, and many of the video podcasts are in HD, so they look beautiful on your TV screen. And the channel is free!

Six new channels were launched in the Roku Channel Store, and a game from earlier in the week was overlooked and is presented here. The new channels bring independent films, religious services, original video programming, hip hop music, paranormal investigations, Bollywood, and bunny dodging to the Roku. Click on the links below for more details on each channel.

RokuGuide is now providing reviews of so-called "private" channels. For those of you who aren't familiar with private channels, these are like any other Roku channel, except they aren't available through the channel store. They may be intended for a limited audience, they may be beta channels not ready for general release, or there may be another reason why a developer has decided not to list the channel in the Roku channel store.

Four new channels were launched in the Roku Channel Store, bringing heavy metal videos, European news, entertainment for Latinos, and Drupal training videos to the Roku. Click on the links below for more details on each channel.