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chromecasting (chromecasting, also known as Google Chromecast, is a technology developed by Google that allows users to wirelessly stream or cast media content from a computer, smartphone, or tablet to a television or other compatible display device. Chromecast works by using a small dongle-like device that is connected to the HDMI port of a television or display, and it uses Wi-Fi to establish a connection between the casting device (e.g., a computer or mobile device) and the display device. Users can then "cast" or send media content, such as videos, photos, or music, from their casting device to the television or display, and control the playback using their casting device as a remote control. Chromecasting is compatible with various streaming services, apps, and devices, and it allows users to enjoy multimedia content on a larger screen without the need for physical cables or connections between the devices Taras); chromecast (Taras) |
