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![How Amazon and Google’s streaming feud helped make Roku king](https://dxj7eshgz03ln.cloudfront.net/production/link/image/479829/twenty_by_nine_extra_large_0edb4c90-6cfe-4830-97fa-d61b5f6ce209.jpeg)
How Amazon and Google’s streaming feud helped make Roku king
The video-on-demand space is growing and users are more likely to pay for multiple services to satisfy their streaming needs. Managing and navigating the various services will inevitably become a chore.
Roku understood this when Google and Amazon refused to allow their devices to use their competitor's services. The knew that users would begin to demand a single, easy-to-use, platform, and they supplied that demand.
Now, with the streaming wars about to begin, Roku understands the value of being neutral better than anyone.
![Smithsonian Channel crafts augmented reality game for Apollo Moon landing fans](https://dxj7eshgz03ln.cloudfront.net/production/link/image/479831/twenty_by_nine_extra_large_cf7040af-8061-4f04-8183-b0454f92b60f.gif)
Smithsonian Channel crafts augmented reality game for Apollo Moon landing fans
The Smithsonian Channel has created a new AR app as a companion to its six-part series, Apollo's Moon Shot. The app allowed the show's creators to extend the stories told in the series in a meaningful way.
You can experience piloting the Apollo lander to the moon's surface, shooting off a Saturn V rocket or launching a rocket from Earth all the way to the moon.