The Chromecast has long been known as Google’s super-affordable streamer, but in 2021, it was revamped with a remote, new hardware, and an Android-based operating system with native apps.

With a simple $35 dongle that plugs right into your TV, it’s possible to enjoy your favorite TV shows, YouTube channels, and everything else Chromecast has to offer ...

Getting it down to $35 required some corners to be cut, like a lack of a physical remote control, but even this was reframed ...

Remote control? Check ... I like the fact that it offers Google TV integration (with voice control and Chromecast), along with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a LAN connection, Dolby Audio optimized sound ...

You can test the receiver app with your local machine that runs 100x faster than a physical Google Case device (e.g. Chromecast 1/2/Ultra) 2. Debugging your receiver app on local machine You don't ...

Carrying on the legacy of the Chromecast, the Google TV Streamer brings a sleek new design, more power, a redesigned remote, and smart home hub features to Google TV. This is one of the most ...

It has a sleek footprint, redesigned remote control (which is also backward compatible with Chromecast) and flagship specifications. It is also being billed as a home hub, so can act as the centre ...

The new Chromecast is supplied with a remote control handset that incorporates a mic for use with Google Assistant. And Android TV is on board to offer apps you can control with that remote ...