Chromecast is as close as you’re going to get to a perfect device – plug it in the back of your TV, and instantly you have Netflix, Hulu, Pandora, and a web browser on the largest display in ...

Depending on which model you buy, you can get a Google Chromecast device for as little as $15, or you can spend upwards of $69 for the latest models which boast Ultra 4K streaming quality ...

For more than a decade, Google's Chromecast has faithfully turned old dumb TVs into smart TVs, breathing new life into ...

Here's how to tell the difference between the various Google Chromecast models available. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If ...

Welcome to T3's Chromecast with Google TV review. It's got to be said but Google's latest might be a small product, but its name is a great big mouthful. The revamped Chromecast video streamer is ...

You can go here and just follow the instructions. It took me about 12 hours to hear a response. One thing to mention is that to start Chromecast development you're going to need to host your receiver ...

Chromecast Device Emulator is a set of tools that enables you to develop, run, and test your chromecast receiver app right on your local machine. So far the only way to test your receiver app is to ...

Google’s Chromecast hooks up to your TV through HDMI and uses Wi-Fi to connect and stream from most networked devices like smartphones and laptops, and it also uses pre-installed apps that require ...

It’s small, it’s blurry, but it’s working. Here’s a proof of concept for playing emulators on a Chromecast which uses the original Game Boy as an example. Notice that there are two ...

As with any smart device, you’ll likely experience technical issues with Google Chromecast at some point. And one of the frequent issues users have is that Chromecast disconnects unexpectedly. This ...

When smart TVs were less affordable or ubiquitous, casting devices like the Google Chromecast were useful devices. In the past, we've even discussed why a Chromecast could still be right for you ...