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Roku provides a simple way to stream movies, shows, live TV, and more from the internet to your television using dedicated players or built-in smart TVs, acting as a central hub for apps like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and its own free content via The Roku Channel, all controlled by an easy-to-use interface and voice search. It turns any TV into a smart TV, offering a massive selection of free and paid entertainment without needing traditional cable, by connecting to your Wi-Fi and letting you add apps (channels) for various services, says Roku and this YouTube video.

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What Roku Does:

Aggregates Streaming Services: It brings together apps (or "channels") for popular paid services (Netflix, Prime Video, Max) and free ones (The Roku Channel, Pluto TV, Tubi) onto one platform. Provides a User-Friendly Interface: Roku OS features a customizable home screen, simple navigation, and powerful search to find content across many apps. Offers Free Content: Access hundreds of free live TV channels, movies, and shows through The Roku Channel, including news, sports, and kids' programming. Simplifies TV Watching: Use it to watch live TV, sports, and network shows (like ABC, CBS, NBC) by signing in with your cable/provider login or using an antenna for local broadcasts. Runs on Devices: Available as small streaming players (sticks or boxes) that plug into your TV, or as integrated Roku TVs. Includes Voice Control: Many remotes have voice search to quickly find what you want to watch.