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sarcasmo

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25. Have been using a Roku for a couple years now. Hulu, Nextflix and HBO.

Reply to FSogol (Original post)

Sun Apr 30, 2017, 12:24 AM

Apr 2017

The best thing about a Roku, when I travel it goes with.

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Another option for cutting the cord to cable: [View all] FSogol Apr 2017 OP

youtube.tv just launched and has msnbc Egnever Apr 2017 #1

Could someone explain to me how ROKU works? PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2017 #2

Roku is a one time purchase. Big Blue Marble Apr 2017 #4

No monthly fee padfun Apr 2017 #5

I have Netflix, both streaming and DVDs, PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2017 #8

I agree, more out there than you can ever watch padfun Apr 2017 #12

But how much of that is actually worth watching? Ninsianna Apr 2017 #14

It can be fun to watch video's of Trumsters obliterating themselves padfun Apr 2017 #16

I prefer to have that curated for me, via Twitter, samantha Bee, John Oliver Ninsianna Apr 2017 #17

We all have different opinions on that. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2017 #21

Youtube isn't about programs, it's just any video that anyone chooses to put up. Ninsianna Apr 2017 #22

PLEX bathroommonkey76 Apr 2017 #18

But I'd need a ROKU. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2017 #23

Never had cable, so nothing to cut Freethinker65 Apr 2017 #3

Message deleted by DU the Administrators Beausoleil Apr 2017 #6

Can you use it on Apple TV? underpants Apr 2017 #7

Sorry, no idea. Not an Apple family. n/t FSogol Apr 2017 #9

Apparently Yes. Should've looked it up before I asked. underpants Apr 2017 #10

Cut cord for tv with cable marlakay Apr 2017 #11

I cut my cable over a yr ago because I rarely watched tv womanofthehills Apr 2017 #19

Have Roku. Liberal In Texas Apr 2017 #13

All I ever use is phone internet. yortsed snacilbuper Apr 2017 #15

Look into an Amazon/Kodi device bathroommonkey76 Apr 2017 #20

When cable companies die, who will buy the various channels and shows? Corporations ain't givin' it WinkyDink Apr 2017 #24

Have been using a Roku for a couple years now. Hulu, Nextflix and HBO. sarcasmo Apr 2017 #25

Thank you for info. I cut cord last Spring after VigilantG Apr 2017 #26

Yes, the portability of Roku and Firestick is great! VigilantG Apr 2017 #27

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