Google says the casting issues affecting older Chromecast devices have now been resolved after users feared the company had ...

Google has suddenly pulled the plug on several Chromecast models, meaning they will no longer receive security updates.

Despite reports that circulated earlier this week, Google is not cutting security updates for almost all of its Chromecast lineup. It also chalked up compatibility issues that surfaced earlier this ...

First-generation Chromecast devices are suddenly failing for many users, with apps like YouTube and HBO Max no longer ...

Google’s first Chromecast was a hit. With 10 million units sold in 2014, it excelled as an easy solution for streaming TV and ...

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Google has restored casting support for first-generation Chromecast devices after a temporary issue triggered concerns of forced obsolescence ...

The first generation of Chromecast was discontinued over three years ago, but still worked until recently ...

Serving as Google’s first foray into streaming devices, the Chromecast was a complete knockout when it debuted in 2013. Since then, Google has continued to update its streaming device, including the ...

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Since its release last July, Google’s Chromecast has had a big hand in shaping the rapidly evolving streaming media landscape. The $35 dongle has risen from its roots as a fledgling companion for ...