Google has today taken the wraps off its “Cast for Audio” streaming platform, which has been specifically configured to enable hardware partners to embed Chromecast compatibility into their speakers, soundbars, TV’s and set-top boxes. This provides users with the ability to use Android, iOS and desktop operating systems to stream music, podcasts and more.
Major audio manufacturers Denon, LG and Sony are the first to unveil their “Cast Ready” speakers. Recent reports suggest that gaming-orientated OEM’s are also working with the search engine giant to bring the first Cast Ready console to the market as early as the second quarter of this year.
Users of the Cast Ready speakers will be able to stream content from any application that currently supports Chromecast, like, for example, Google Play Music, Deezer, Pandora, Rdio, TuneIn and iHeartRadio. The process works in exactly the same way, you simply open the app, hit the Cast button and select your destination device.
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