As long as both your Roku and your phone are on the same Wi-Fi network, getting connected is pretty straightforward. It means ...

When you cast to Roku, you're quickly queuing up content from your phone to play on your TV. First-time set-up for the process of casting to Roku requires a few steps. Casting plays content from ...

Roku makes some of the most popular devices for streaming internet video on a TV. Now you can also use a Roku as a sort of wireless display for your phone, tablet, or PC.

It lets you beam audio, video and images over from your Android phone to a wide range of devices that might be plugged into your television set, including the Apple TV 4K, Roku dongles, and Amazon ...

Most devices running Roku OS 9.4 or later support AirPlay. You can check your OS by navigating to Settings > System > About on your Roku. Check for updates, while you’re at it. Another way to ...

Screen mirroring—getting what's on your phone, tablet or laptop to appear on your TV—is coming to Roku media players.

First, make sure that your phone and Roku are both on the same Wi-Fi network. Since the Roku app controls the device via Wi-Fi, it's required that both devices are connected to the same network.

The Roku Ultra costs $100, but it frequently goes on sale for less, and it's a major upgrade over your smart TV user interface if that's how you've been enjoying your favorite Max and Disney+ shows.

How to connect Roku to Wi-Fi without a remote using the Roku app. First, you'll need to set up the Roku app on your phone. It's available for free on iPhones in the Apple App Store, and for ...

Whether you've got an Android phone or an iPhone, there are options for sending audio, video, and other content to your Roku so it appears on the big screen.