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Roku

We have deep expertise in developing Roku applications. Applications we have built for Roku for their platform have received the highest user ratings and are featured by various magazines and articles. Furthermore, two of our apps (50 Speeches You Must See and 50 Places To See Before You Die) have made it to the Roku App contest finals! Contact us to help you design and develop your application for Roku.

Apps developed for Roku

Pandora:

The Pandora application lets the user stream music to the TV using the Roku box. This application was implemented for Roku for their specifications. This is the highest rated app among all the Roku apps.

Pandora App Reviews:

Pandora on Roku is fully integrated with
pandora on the web so listeners can enjoy
all of their existing stations – and create new
ones -- right from the player

Pandora worked just as nicely on the Roku as it
does on the web

Assuming you were already a Pandora user,
all your personal Pandora “stations” are available
from the Roku player, as well as options for
creating a new station or listening to a Quick Mix

You setup your Pandora account with this channel
and can stream music from Pandora directly to
your TV/home theater setup

Facebook:

The Facebook application lets the user browse photos on the TV using the Roku box. This application was implemented for Roku for their specifications.

Facebook App Reviews:

I tried the Facebook app which requested a token from
Facebook for login. You then typed the token into the
box and all of your photo albums appeared on the
browser available for playback in whatever
resolution you uploaded

50 Speeches You Must See:

Fifty significant speeches since World War I compiled by OnlineUniversities.com. These stirring speeches are freely available at several online sources including YouTube. The video quality of some of the speeches may not be good but the message is timeless.

50 Places To See Before You Die:

Displays beautiful pictures of 50 places everyone should see in their lifetime! This list was a result of a survey done by BBC. We enjoyed creating this app and hope you will also enjoy these beautiful pictures or may be motivated to learn about these places or even be inspired to visit some of these places!

USB Screen Saver:

Displays pictures in your USB in a screen saver format. The typical use case being, putting pictures on a USB stick from your camera, iPhone, flip, etc, plugging it into Roku and enjoying the pictures on your big screen TV. The pictures can be stored in any directory in any of the following formats: gif, jpg, and png. If there is no USB, a default screen saver is shown.