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Unlocking Multi-Screen Potential with Chromecast

Unlocking Multi-Screen Potential with Chromecast

Are⁣ you tired of playing the remote ⁣control shuffle⁣ game every time you want⁢ to ⁤switch between your favorite streaming ⁣services?⁢ Do you wish you could‍ magically‌ transport your TV shows and movies from⁢ your ‍tiny phone screen to the glorious expanse of your​ living ⁣room TV? ‌Well, prepare⁤ to have your multi-screen dreams‍ come true ⁤with the amazing invention⁢ known⁤ as Chromecast!…

A Decade of Chromecast: Milestones and Features

A Decade of Chromecast: Milestones and Features

In the ⁣world of streaming, there is one ‍little⁤ gadget that has⁢ consistently punched above ⁣its weight class for the⁤ past ten⁢ years.‌ That’s right, ‍we’re talking ‌about Chromecast ‍- the pint-sized powerhouse ‌that has revolutionized⁤ the way we watch TV.​ From its humble beginnings to⁤ its latest features, join us as⁣ we take a ⁢walk down memory lane and celebrate a⁤ decade⁣ of Chromecast greatness.…

Buy the new Chromecast for $10!

If you are looking for an excuse to buy the Chromecast, this may be it. Google is offering $20 Play credit when you purchase the new Chromecast. Depending on where you buy your Chromecast, that makes it only $10-15 dollars! You can spend the credit on movies, apps, music albums, and more. To redeem, simply download the Chromecast app, from the left menu bar click “offers”.…

Emmy Voters Loses DVD and opts for Chromecast

Interesting development in the world of the Emmys. Traditionally, the Emmys have produced film, VHS, and DVDs for viewers to cast their vote by watching movies delivered via Chromecast! Previously, they had to ship the movie to its members homes or office so they can watch and post their vote. Instead, now they will have the benefit of a Chromecast which is likely to have the nominated movies preloaded for them.…

Chromecast Updates from Google’s I/O Conference

Google recently had their annual I/O Conference in San Francisco, CA where they discussed upcoming features to be launched to the Chromecast. Google’s I/O Conference is a gathering of developers to hear from Google execs on support for the next generation devices, apps, and software. I/O stands for input and output and also “Innovation in the Open” which attests to Google’s philosophy of having open web technologies like Android, Chrome, Google API, Web Toolkit, App Engine, and others.…