- Roku has a new homepage layout to find key parts
- A lot of work continues and then it is likely to change again
- If you have been offered an update you can opt out
If your Rocky TV home screen has been re -designed overnight, don’t worry: This simply means that you are one of the few people who see what the next evolution of the stop TV interface can be.
As if Stuffy Reports, checking a young version of the Roko homepage, to estimate whether or not to guess whether they like it or not, with a small number of stop users. Roko’s Preston Smiley explained that the firm is “trying different ways” for the functioning of the homepage. “We are definitely trying to see how much control people want, but this is something we want to hear from users.”
What’s changing in Rocko TV Home screen
Although this is just a test, it indicates the most potential changes that come to your home page in the future. The first thing you will see is that the home button on your remote takes you straight to the main grid instead of a sidebar, where it takes you to the current version.
Direct TV and Feature Free have been transferred from the sidebar to the main grid to make them more clear. Roco says these “compulsive and delightful places” were not being used by many people, and they expect a more prominent place to mean that more and more people should be forced and happy.
The Quick Axis section is designed to make your favorite apps easier, but now it is automatic: Verge says you cannot manually remove apps or add different things.
Under the quick access is “the best in your streaming services” which is a new home for direct TV and includes free options as well as subscriptions and for you, which you will expect to receive personal recommendations.
This is a lot of work going on, so if you have found on your stop TV, it may be changed again during the testing phase – and if you are one of the few people you have selected, it is not necessary, so if you wait for the final, ready version you can get out of the test.
