Dan Graziano is an associate editor for CNET. His work has appeared on BGR, Fox News, Fox Business, and Yahoo News, among other publications. When he isn't tinkering with the latest gadgets and gizmos ...

For $35, you might not expect much from Google’s Chromecast. As it turns out, this little TV dongle can do a whole lot more than just stream video from Netflix and ...

Want to stream internet media to your TV using a Google Chromecast? Just plug the dongle into your TV, fire up the music or video app on your phone, and tap the Chromecast icon. But what if there is ...

For $35, Chromecast is a handy way to watch Hulu videos on your television without paying for Hulu Plus—and it’s going to stay that way. With Chromecast, users can beam any browser tab—including the ...

Google’s Chromecast lets you stream videos from the internet to your TV using a smartphone, tablet, or PC web browser as a remote control. But developers have been figuring out how to stream videos ...

Google's Chromecast currently doesn't have a whole lot of options other than its four officially supported apps: YouTube, Netflix, Google Music and Google Video. Following on from our full review of ...

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CASTING your Chrome web browser to your TV via a Google Chromecast is now much easier, thanks to a nifty new update. Google is testing a new feature in its latest Chrome beta that should making ...

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Chromecast support is becoming a native function for Chromebooks and Chromeboxes, making it easier to stream a desktop or web page. Googler François Beaufort introduced the new feature on his Google+ ...