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TL;DR Roku is bringing new discovery, sports, and search tools to its TV platform.
Roku Voice scores an AI upgrade that can answer questions about the content you’re watching.
The Roku Mobile app is gaining new shortcuts for some of its most-used features.
Just because we’ve got Android in our name doesn’t mean we’re beholden to Google’s media platform, and our interests touch on everything from Apple TV to the latest news from Roku. We just saw Roku TV expand to projectors last month, and now we’re already getting an update there, as well as a look at all the other new additions coming to Roku devices.
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For starters, that Aurzen D1R Cube projector with Roku TV is already being joined by a second Roku TV projector, the VANKYO H500R. While the former was available at Amazon, this new one’s going brick-and-mortar, and you’ll be able to pick it up the 1080p model at Walmart for about $200. Our main news, though, is about changes to the Roku platform — so let’s not waste any more time.
Roku Voice gets an AI overhaul Roku’s been doing voice input forever now, letting you control your devices by speaking to its Voice Remote. And while that has worked fine for accessing programming, like so many other voice-powered systems in 2025, it’s now getting an upgrade that delivers new AI-based processing.
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