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23 Things You Didn't Know Your Chromecast Could Do

Google helps simplify your online life—from email and online storage to news and digital maps. But it can also take over your TV with its Chromecast, a streaming dongle that got a colorful makeover in 2015 and a 4K "Ultra" upgrade last year.

The Chromecast was atop Amazon's list of best-selling electronics for two years until Amazon stopped selling streaming devices that don't support Amazon Video. Not to worry, the gadget is still available directly from Google, as well as Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and Staples.

The Chromecast Ultra at Best Buy will set you back $69, but it's really for those who already have a 4K TV; be sure to check out the differences between the two devices before picking one up.

Whichever one you choose, part of the Chromecast's appeal lies in its pure portability, but there's also the price: just $35 to wirelessly stream Netflix, Spotify, HBO, Hulu, and more from your mobile device or PC to the TV. Not to mention apps for music, working out, and catching up on sports. When the Chromecast was released in July 2013, it quickly sold out, and is still going strong. Sales have now topped 30 million.

While the ultraportable device is pretty much plug and play, there are a few tips and tricks that can make casting more magical. Check them out

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The Best Antivirus Protection of 2017

Antivirus software is critical for all PCs. Without it, you risk losing your personal information, your files, and even the cash from your bank account. We've tested 46 utilities to help you pick the right one for your computer.

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