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Roku has a blind spot. A recent study by Hub Research looked at smart TV use in the US and how the TVs are utilized by customers. The good news for Roku is that seeing the number of people who use TVs to stream content is probably just fine for Roku. The Roku OS is…
I think most people are smart enough to understand the difference between expecting to be able to access movies as part of a streaming service and owning content. It’s pretty cut and dry right? If you pay money to purchase something it’s yours, whether you put it in the cloud or sit it on your…
Kodi. Now that is a name I have not heard in a long time. The cord-cutting community used to throw Kodi and XBMC around as the end-all substitute for cable. Kodi, at its core, is set up to allow users to organize digital media. In fact, it originally was built to operate on the early…
Today is a big day in streaming. In general, it is another big day in the history of TV. Today Disney+ is home to the last episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi and the debut of Doctor Strange while Netflix is streaming the new season of Umbrella Academy, which will feature the likely closely watched storyline of…
The summer is usually low on real news in the streaming world whether it be services or hardware, but what is very prevalent is the rumor mill. Rumors are fun for some folks. They generate discussion, provide great clickbait headlines, and more. But most of the time they turn out to have very little merit….
