Roku, the popular streaming platform, is considering a novel approach to monetize your TV’s HDMI with Ad overlays. The company is exploring the possibility of displaying ads over content received from ...

Your Roku can technically plug into any HDMI input, but the specific port, cable, and settings you choose can quietly cap your resolution, break HDR, or even trigger copy‑protection errors that leave ...

Television and streaming device manufacturer Roku recently filed a patent detailing how it can serve up ads to customers by keeping tabs on HDMI devices. The company already displays ads in several ...

Roku is looking to monetize your TV in a new way, as the company is toying with the idea of placing ads over what’s coming in from an HDMI input. Modern smart TVs are very often sold for minimal, if ...

Image: Kotaku / Pizza Hut / Walmart / Taco Bell / Disney / Coca-Cola / Ford / Gorodenkoff (Shutterstock) A new patent recently filed by TV and streaming device manufacturer Roku hints toward a ...

Roku has filed a patent that could allow it to inject ads into your viewing experience, even if you’re using a non-Roku streaming device. The patent describes sophisticated ways to detect when you’ve ...

(RTTNews) - Roku (ROKU) is exploring the idea of showing advertisements to users when the television is connected to a media device via an HDMI connection, according to a recent patent filing ...

The Roku Operating System (OS) has long been one of my favorite smart TV platforms, thanks in large part to its refreshingly simple user interface. The Roku OS skips cluttered menus and nonstop ...

Yes. Most TVs have three or four HDMI ports, with a typical layout that you can follow, but it's still a good idea to check your ports to ensure compatibility. For example, older Samsung models ...

If you want to cut the cord and enhance your streaming TV experience, you may wonder which device is best suited for you. The ...