If you want to learn Roku tips and tricks about the smart TV operating system's app you've come to the right place.

Good news: Roku sells a voice remote for $20 and it works with pretty much any Roku TV, allowing you to add voice and point anywhere goodness.

You may change stations, look for new shows, and control volume simply by speaking into a Roku remote control, which has built-in voice control. Use your Roku Voice Remote or Roku Voice Remote Pro ...

Roku could stand to learn a thing or two about modern visual design from Apple and Android. Still, in terms of usability and functionality, its offering eclipses what the other virtual remotes are ...

I have a Roku TV mounted to the wall above my desktop PC—which will surely kill me one day here in earthquake-prone California—and I always have to look through piles of stuff to find the remote.

It's possible to connect Roku to Google Assistant, so you can control Roku with your voice instead of the remote. Here's how to do it.

The commands to control my Roku would "piggy-back" atop that existing device, such as my TV, as a sort of "phantom device." Just imagine a TV remote and Roku remote taped together.

It's easy to use Roku search with your remote, the mobile app, or even voice commands. Here's how to do it.

Whether you've lost your Roku remote control or the batteries are dead, you can still connect your streaming dongle to Wi-Fi.

You can connect directly to your Roku via the app if you just have the IP address, but it's a little trickier without your remote. Here's how to do it.