Roku UK Channel Store - Weekly RoundUp #17

Hi, everyone !!


I hope you all enjoyed the ADDED BONUS this week, of getting specific details for yet another fantastic ROKU PRIVATE CHANNEL that can be added to UK Roku players, as well as those of all currently supported regions around the world. I'm sure it will help to improve your overall experience of using Roku player, at least in some small way. Besides, it's probably just as well that I gave you all this little boost because there wouldn't have been much on offer in terms of NEW ADDITIONS to your Roku player channel selection otherwise. Maybe it was the 4th of July (Independence Day) celebrations, and the public holiday (in the USA) associated with it, which put a spanner in the works of any Roku channel development this past week? You probably know already (dare I say from personal experience) how easy it is to let your mind drift, whenever there's a holiday (public or otherwise) on the horizon. So, I guess we can't really hold the developers accountable for the relative shortage of new Roku channels being added to the channel store(s) during the last seven days ?!! At least the sun has been shining (well, for the most part, anyway) !!

Meanwhile, in addition to those new channels, we've also had some more new readers coming to the pages of this blog. Once again, there were many repeat visits from various countries that I've mentioned in previous posts but this time, as with the week before last, there was just one country that had not featured previously. So, before we go any further with the current 'Weekly RoundUp', I'd first like to extend a warm welcome to those new readers from Bulgaria, who each took the time to pay a maiden visit to these pages at some point during the past seven days, or so.

To those new readers, and to everyone else who continues to read my Roku-related ramblings here on this blog, I'd just like to say... "Thanks for stopping by" & long may you continue to do so.

Anyway, let's get on with the details for the current 'Weekly RoundUp' of NEW ADDITIONS to the "Official" Roku UK Channel Store. This time, there are THREE NEW CHANNELS which have been added during the past seven days. These latest additions to the Roku UK Channel Store provided FRESH CONTENT to the Games, International plus Religion & Spirituality genres (i.e. categories).

In keeping with previous installments from the 'Weekly RoundUp' series, details of these new channels have all been listed below, together with links to obtain further information {by clicking on the channel name(s) beneath the respective channel icon(s) as pictured} and to read a 'Roku Guide' review (where available) for each one:-

TIC TAC TOE........................................COST: £1.49 (ONE-OFF PAYMENT) [Roku Guide Review]

AFTV (AMAZING FACTS TV)...................................................COST: FREE [Roku Guide Review]

AMERICA'S SURVIVAL...........................................................COST: FREE [Roku Guide Review]

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Meanwhile, whether it's Tic-Tac-Toe (or, "noughts & crosses", as we call it here), religious inspiration and instruction, or even educational programming / call-in shows about potential threats to America's homeland security, we've pretty much got all of those bases covered with these NEW ADDITIONS to the "Official" Roku UK Channel Store. Unfortunately however, for the first time in six weeks, we haven't managed to exceed the number of channels added to the "Official" Roku USA Channel Store during the same time-frame (there were three, just like us, in case you were wondering). Unlike the past month and a half, where it's always been a bit of a close call, this time there was (literally) nothing in it. Still, no matter which side of the pond you are on, we can all count ourselves lucky to have been given SOME NEW CHOICES this week, rather than none at all, I'm sure you agree ?!!

Still, hopefully everyone in the UK with a Roku player managed to find something they like within the three channels outlined above. If not, then you'll have to pay us a visit another time when, with any luck, there will be something more to your liking. Afterall, there's no point installing every channel because, as I've said before, when it comes to adding new channels to your Roku player, IT'S YOUR CHOICE and, as with all things Roku... THE CHOICE IS ALWAYS YOURS !!

So, be sure to come back in seven days' time for my next 'Weekly RoundUp' and, if you can't wait that long, remember you can always keep up with the UK Roku action (as it happens) throughout the coming week, by following our Twitter Feed: @ukrokuchannels where up-to-the-minute info on all things Roku-related (here in the UK) is posted on a daily basis (well, almost).

Until the next time, then...

That's all folks !!