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Google's venerable 2015 Chromecast attempted to self-destruct earlier this week, upsetting a huge number of people who were still using the decade-old streaming dongles. Google was seemingly ...

Earlier this month, a serious error broke streaming on older Chromecast hardware. While Google developed a fix that started going out last week, it wouldn’t work if ...

Google is finally pushing the Android 14 update for Chromecast with Google TV. The update also bumps the security patch to January 2025 and improves system stability. Google is rolling out the new ...

Google Chromecast users rejoice, there's finally a way to get one of the best streaming devices back up and running, particularly for those who factory reset their model. The issues first cropped ...

Following the Chromecast with Google TV going out of stock last month, Google is finally rolling out the Android 14 update. This update was originally expected by the end of 2024. UTTC.

Google is now rolling out a fix to the Chromecast (2nd gen) and Chromecast Audio that resolves the “Untrusted” Casting outage/issue. Since Sunday, all users attempting to Cast content to their ...

A few weeks ago, Google quietly pulled the Chromecast with Google TV from sale in many countries. The move wasn’t exactly a surprise, given that the Google TV Streamer is the company’s current ...

It may now be discontinued, but there's still life in the Chromecast with Google TV yet. Android 14 has finally arrived for Google's older streaming devices and it brings a few new features.

Older Chromecast devices have been broken for days Google says a fix is now rolling out to users But new issues are now affecting the Chromecast with Google TV It's been a pretty frustrating week ...

This all started last week, when owners of the 2nd-gen Chromecast and Chromecast Audio devices – both launched in 2015 – started seeing 'untrusted device' messages. The issue was, apparently ...