Google Assistant coming to Roku devices

Roku is a brand digital media players manufacturer and provides content in the form of channels. Roku is a Japanese word which means “six.” It is called so because it was the sixth company of Anthony Wood (CEO) founded in 2002. A Roku streaming device receives data via a wired or Wi-Fi connection from an Internet router. The output is through audio, video cable, or an HDMI connector; it varies.
If you’re using this device, you’ll soon receive a few updates. One of the most prominent features is Google Assistant on Roku.
Roku has recently announced that within a couple of weeks, Roku users will be able to control their streaming boxes, sticks, and Roku TVs by using Google Assistant voice commands. This update is for US customers only.
Roku still has not specified which device will be getting the Google Assistant update. They used the word “selected Roku devices.” in their press release. The release does clarify that only Rokus devices with voice capabilities will be able to use Google Assistant.
After the update, you could command the device to show you content like “Show my action movies” etc. You can also change channels by voice command only if you have OTA antenna attached.
Google Assistant can also help you in managing your daily routine.




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