So, you might love the idea of a Chromecast but a couple things may be preventing you from buying or wanting one. Have no fear, you can turn any Android device into one.
The app is free and open-source and really easy to use (just like a real Chromecast). Here’s it in use:
It’s as simple as install, open and press start. After testing a few apps, every app seems to work properly although the developer has stated that casting Chrome tabs doesn’t work as of yet.
So, if you’ve got an Android TV stick, box or tablet and want to get in on the Chromecasting craze, you can download it from Google Play here:
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