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July 24, 2013 09:24 pm GMT
Google launched its $35 Chromecast device today that allows users to stream their Chrome tabs and videos to their TVs from virtually every popular platform. In addition, Google is also launching the Google Cast SDK for developers on iOS, Android and Chrome, which will allow them to enable their apps to stream right to their users TVs. The new SDK, which is officially in beta (or "preview," as Google calls it), will be available later today.The SDK, Google says, will enable interactions between devices and TV. Developers don't have to build new apps for this platform, the company stressed, but will be able to build on their existing mobile and web apps.
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Google Launches Google Cast SDK For iOS, Android and Chrome, Lets Developers Stream Their Apps To Chromecast
Google launched its $35 Chromecast device today that allows users to stream their Chrome tabs and videos to their TVs from virtually every popular platform. In addition, Google is also launching the Google Cast SDK for developers on iOS, Android and Chrome, which will allow them to enable their apps to stream right to their users TVs. The new SDK, which is officially in beta (or "preview," as Google calls it), will be available later today.The SDK, Google says, will enable interactions between devices and TV. Developers don't have to build new apps for this platform, the company stressed, but will be able to build on their existing mobile and web apps.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/c3N96chzewU/
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