Your Roku TV is receiving its most significant home screen update in ten years, and it begins today.

      Roku has introduced its most significant home screen update in the past ten years across all devices in the US.

      If you own a Roku TV or streaming device, get ready for a major change to your home screen. The latest redesign, which is being rolled out today, is Roku's largest in over a decade and will be available on all Roku TVs and streaming devices in the US.

      Here's what's new on your Roku home screen

      The redesign brings several new features aimed at helping you access content more quickly. The Quick Access section now displays your most-used apps prominently, using AI that continuously adjusts to your usage patterns. You also have the option to manually add or remove apps depending on your preference.

      At the top of the screen, you'll find the Top Picks for You section, which offers an expanded, personalized content selection that showcases shows you love, trending Roku content, and the latest entertainment highlights.

      A new For You section takes personalization further by providing new tailored recommendations based on your interests. The Subscriptions feature consolidates content from all your paid streaming services into one area, eliminating the need to search through various apps.

      Destinations, organized by genre and mood, cover areas like comedy, movies, sports, and more, complete with a context-aware search function that adapts as you browse.

      Your Daily Scoop is a real-time, AI-driven row that highlights popular shows and cultural trends, refreshed hourly. The home screen menu is now collapsible, maintaining a tidy interface until you need it.

      Shortcuts like Continue Watching, Sleep Timer, and Save List are now more accessible. Additionally, there’s a new Roku City tile that offers an interactive version of the classic screensaver, featuring Daily Trivia, Roklue, and nostalgic games such as Roku City Dash.

      When can you expect your Roku to receive the new home screen?

      The update will automatically roll out starting today across the US, so just wait for your device to update on its own. Roku founder and CEO Anthony Wood stated that every change is based on actual user needs and behaviors, informed by comprehensive viewer feedback and data. Recently, Roku added six free channels offering classic sitcoms, reality TV, and films.

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