By Adam Flomenbaum

Since its inception, Roku has been in the business of making dumb TVs smart, smart TVs smarter, and cord cutting a real consideration.

The company has survived – and thrived – not despite competition from Apple, Amazon, and Google, but because of it. From a hardware standpoint, each company has produced similar results, but from a software standpoint, the latter companies have devised walled gardens. Roku, on the other hand, has earned consumer trust by remaining neutral; this, in turn, has attracted the best publishers and app developers.

Roku’s latest model, the aptly named Roku 4, is the company’s best model. It Read full story ›

Source: The Drum