Google’s Chromecast is already one of the cheapest device you can attach to a TV in order to stream internet video to the big screen. But Google’s sweetening the deal a bit for UK customers. For a ...

Google announced the Chromecast dongle on July 24 th of last year. It was available for purchase on the same day it was announced, but if you live outside of the United States, you’re out of luck.

When Google first announced the Chromecast -- its answer to Apple TV -- last July, the internet went wild for it. It was cheap, compatible with iOS and Android, and offered really cool mirroring ...

After the launch of Chromecast in the UK and ten new countries a few weeks back, BT Sport is said to becoming the second British broadcaster to be adding support for Google's HDMI TV dongle. Consumer ...

Google’s Chromecast is finally expanding beyond the US with a launch in the UK. Electrical retailer Currys expects to sell the tiny streaming dongle from March 1, although a Google spokesperson told ...

Music and TV streaming company Wuaki.tv has announced that its service is now supported by Chromecast devices in the UK. In order to entice users to take up the service, Wuaki is offering £20 off the ...

The new Chromecast arrives with support for native apps, but some users in the UK took note that the device seemed to lack support for the popular BBC iPlayer. Ahead of the launch next week, though, ...

Just weeks after the device became available in the UK (among others), Google has already started rolling out more UK-centric channels to the Chromecast. Joining the BBC iPlayer app, BT Sport has just ...

BT Sport looks set to become the latest broadcaster added to Google's Chromecast TV dongle. The channel will be available to BT Broadband customers only, the company's consumer division head John ...