Your Roku Has The Chance To Play Movies The Way They Were Filmed
If you're throwing on an old classic film that you love, but it looks a bit weird on your TV, try adjusting this Roku setting to play it the way it was filmed.
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4 Of The Biggest Problems I Have With Siri AI (And How They're Improving)
Apple's Siri AI glow-up is great in many ways, with better app interactions and data recall. But it's still in that beta phase, with clear shortcomings.
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It's always frustrating when you're trying to work on your PC and everything slows down to a glacial pace when you just want to get some stuff done.
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Some people struggle with phone storage that's too full, but many often buy too much in the first place. Especially if they're not content creators.
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