Roku was originally planned to be a set-top streaming device owned and made by Netflix to exclusively stream Netflix content, which was originally only possible through web browsers. The company ended up being spun off into its own independent entity, which then created the first-ever purpose-built TV OS — the technology that allows a TV set to become an Internet-enabled device with limitless apps, content availability, and other hidden Roku features you might not even know about. In 2008,
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