Chromecast, Google’s affordable entertainment dongle, is one of the most versatile gizmos out there. It has Netflix and YouTube, of course, but also hundreds of apps, games, and integrations. Another ...

Google may have gotten rid of the Chrome logo in the Chromecast Preview Program. A few weeks ago, Google announced its planned release of the Chromecast Preview Program for Chromecast device owners ...

Sure, Google’s Chromecast might have Chrome right in the name, but if you want to stream content from your browser to your TV using the device, you have to install the Google Cast extension. Now it ...

Renders of what is believed to be Google's upcoming Chromecast Ultra, which is capable of streaming in 4K resolution for the influx of 4K televisions on the market, leaked on Monday, courtesy of ...

The Chromecast celebrated its fifth anniversary this year and was Google’s first big hardware success. It is a very affordable and easy to use streaming device, though an upcoming update next month ...

Google’s Chromecast is almost three years years old, but the company’s only now getting around to building Cast support directly into Chrome for PCs and Macs. Update: Google recently announced that ...

Earlier this month Google announced that they would be introducing something called the Chromecast Preview Program – a program meant for those who own a Chromecast device, to have the opportunity to ...

Google's got a growing list of gadget announcements we're expecting at the company's October 4th media event, and this is one of the more exciting ones: a Chromecast capable of 4K playback. It's ...

If you’ve ever had a Chromecast, you’re probably familiar with that array of gorgeous wallpapers that show up when the device is idle. Google calls that “Backdrop,” and new code suggests that it could ...

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This time with a G instead of the Chrome logo This time with a G instead of the Chrome logo is a former senior reviewer who worked at The Verge from 2011 until May 2025. His coverage areas included ...