Roku updated its iOS remote app this week, offering a few new ways for users to get around their tiny video streamer. The biggest change is an update to the apps navigation controls. Roku added a more traditional D-pad than the previous version, and users can now easily switch between it and swiping to navigate. The app also offers quick shortcuts to Netflix, Pandora, and Crackle, as well as easier pairing with your Roku box. And for those of you with Android devices, Roku has said a remote app for Google's mobile OS is on the way. The update is available now in the App Store, or you can get the app at the source link below.
Roku iOS app gets updated with additional controls
Roku updated its iOS app this week, adding more navigation options for users.
Roku updated its iOS app this week, adding more navigation options for users.


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