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Published on: December 2, 2011
For the month of December, Roku channel developer Flickstream is offering two of their channels at no charge. Drive-In Classics streams classic sci-fi and horror films and is currently featuring titles such as Attack of the Puppet People 3D (1958), It's Alive (1974), and Encounter with the Unknown (1973). |
Published on: November 28, 2011
The holidays are a tough time for staying in shape and keeping the pounds off. If you need to work off the Thanksgiving meal, burn off calories from the holiday parties and Christmas candy, or want to get a headstart on a New Years resolution, the Live Exercise channel can help. |
Published on: November 27, 2011
Strong winds are blowing and heavy rain is headed my way here in the Southeast, so I'm keeping a close eye on Weather4us. This is my favorite weather app on Roku. Click here to read RokuGuide's full review of the Weather4us Roku channel. |
Published on: November 25, 2011
You won't be able to post or read your news feed, but Roku's Facebook channel, which was revamped back on August, does an excellent job of letting you view photos and videos posted on Facebook by you and your friends. |
Published on: November 23, 2011
RokuGuide.com now offers an RSS feed to help you keep up with our new articles. Click on the RSS symbol in the right-hand column, or go to www.rokuguide.com/rss.xml. For more information on what RSS is and how to use it, read this quick introduction to RSS. |
Published on: November 23, 2011
Hopefully, your Thanksgiving dinner is planned, your food shopping is done, and your turkey is thawing in the fridge. But if you're having some last-minute nervousness about pulling it all together, here are some Roku videos that will point you in the right direction. |
Published on: November 22, 2011
If you're having trouble managing the 209 movies currently offered on the Crackle Roku channel, the latest Crackle channel update has brought you some help. Crackle now lets registered users add movies to a queue for later watching. To use this new feature, you must first register at the Crackle.com website. |
Published on: November 19, 2011
Indie music fans should check out the Baeble Music channel on Roku. Baeble Music brings concerts and music videos to the Roku, along with artist interviews and small-venue performances. Click here to read RokuGuide's full review of the Baeble Music Roku channel. |