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Roku says it could lose 25 percent of its cash after Silicon Valley Bank fails – Engadget
- Roku says it could lose 25 percent of its cash after Silicon Valley Bank fails Engadget
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- Roku Stock Falls After Disclosure of $425M Cash—Largely Uninsured—in Collapsed Silicon Valley Bank The Wall Street Journal
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Weird Al releases new song, soundtrack album for Weird
Eric Appel’s Weird: The Al Yankovic Story has drawn mixed reviews ahead of its Roku Channel premiere this weekend: Critics have issued their appreciation for Daniel Radcliffe’s committed performance as a bizarro version of musical comedy master Yankovic, but dinged the film for not doing more with its “biopic that’s a parody of biopics” conceit.
Less mixed: Our feelings about the fact that the film’s release has generated new music from Yankovic himself, including a new single he released today, “Now You Know,” which serves as the end-credits track for the film. In addition to floating around online, “Now You Know”—which includes jokes about the fact that the song itself is now technically eligible for Oscars consideration, and general riffing about how damn long a credits song has got to be these days—has also been released alongside the album’s soundtrack, out today on Sony Music.
About half of the soundtrack album is, unsurprisingly, taken up by the movie’s score. (Track titles include “The Accordion,” “Al And Madonna,” and, of course, “The Heart Of The Jungle.”) But the album also includes new versions of many of Yankovic’s most beloved parodies, including “My Bologna,” “I Love Rocky Road,” “Another One Rides The Bus,” “Amish Paradise,” and “Eat It,” all recorded fresh for the film by Yankovic. (And, yes, the (“Al’s Version”) jokes about Yankovic revisiting his early material like this have already begun to flow.) It is also, as far as we know, one of the only soundtrack albums this year to feature multiple polka compositions and a version of “The Chicken Dance,” ensuring it’s a key weapon in any amateur DJ’s arsenal.
The Weird soundtrack is, in Yankovic’s own words, currently available “everywhere music is sold, streamed, or stolen.”
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Best early Black Friday deals: LG OLED TVs, the iPad Mini, and Roku Streaming Stick 4K
Want to get a head start on your holiday shopping before the Black Friday madness begins? Despite the fact it’s still a few weeks away, many major retailers are already launching early Black Friday sales, making the days leading up to the shopping event an ideal time to avoid the rush.
While it’s possible prices will go even lower once the big day finally rolls around, the discounts we’re currently seeing are nothing to sneeze at. Target, Best Buy, and Amazon are offering some seriously steep discounts on a number of popular tech and gadgets, ranging from Apple devices to TVs, tablets, smart displays, and more.
To make your life a little easier, we’ve curated a list of some of the best deals available so far. These are the cream of the crop, but they’re far from being the only discounts available. For even more deals, be sure to also check out our retailer-specific early Black Friday deal roundups for Best Buy and Target, which — like this post — we’ll constantly be updating throughout the month.
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Roku to start selling smart home products at nearly 3,500 Walmart stores
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Video streamer Roku will soon start selling smart home products at Walmart stores in the U.S., the companies announced Wednesday.
Consumers will be able to purchase the smart home products, developed in partnership with Wyze Labs, at nearly 3,500 Walmart stores across the U.S. beginning Oct. 17, according to a press release from the companies. Some items became available for sale Wednesday on Walmart and Roku’s respective websites.
This June 24, 2021 photo shows a Walmart store in Oklahoma City. Walmart is raising its annual outlook for a key sales metric after reporting fiscal second-quarter results that beat analysts’ projections. The results, announced Tuesday, Aug. 17, unde (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki / AP Newsroom)
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The product line-up features a Floodlight Camera, Indoor and Outdoor Camera, Indoor Camera 360, Video Doorbell and Chime, Smart Bulbs, Smart Light Strips and Indoor and Outdoor Smart Plugs, the release said. Roku’s smart home cameras range in price, with the indoor one starting at $26.99.
Users will be able to watch their Roku video doorbell and cameras through their Roku TV operating systems, the release said.
BRAZIL – 2019/09/11: In this photo illustration the Roku Streaming Player logo is seen displayed on a smartphone. (Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) (Getty Images)
Roku in Canada. (Business Wire via AP / AP Newsroom)
The company also rolled out an accompanying mobile app and a camera subscription plan that “includes cloud video recording history, smart alerts, package delivery notifications, and more,” according to the release.
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“We’re expanding the Roku ecosystem for the tens of millions of households who already use Roku devices – or anyone looking for a new option to level-up their spaces with smart lighting, cameras and more,” Mark Robins, vice president of Roku Smart Home, said in a statement.
| Ticker | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROKU | ROKU INC. | 53.06 | +1.36 | +2.63% |
| WMT | WALMART INC. | 131.16 | -1.56 | -1.18% |
Laura Rush, the senior vice president of electronics, toys and seasonal at Walmart U.S., said the product line “allows our customers to easily enjoy the security and convenience afforded by these new products at Roku.”
The product line has security features such as two-factor authentication, secure boot and user data encryption.
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In late July, Roku reported $764.4 million in net revenue for the second quarter, up from $733.7 million during the same quarter the prior year. Its gross profit narrowed from $364.8 million to $355.1 million.