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Google already canned Miracast support and will do the same with whatever Chromecast protocol it's using now, meaning these abandoned devices are as good as dea
by pishpash 8y ago
Google already canned Miracast support and will do the same with whatever Chromecast protocol it's using now, meaning these abandoned devices are as good as dead soon. Google breaks device casting capability over and over so for years now Android casting has never reliably worked when AirPlay works perfectly.
How's that for anti-consumer behavior and shooting yourself in the foot?
- kllrnohj 8y ago> Google already canned Miracast support 5 years ago and the entire industry followed suit if they ever even supported it in the first place. > will do the same with whatever Chromecast protocol it's using now, meaning these abandoned devices are as good as dead soon. Seeing as Google still sells a handful of products, and just released a brand new product, that uses the Chromecast protocol I'm gonna call bullshit on this claim. > Google breaks device casting capability over and over so for years now Android casting has never reliably worked when AirPlay works perfectly. Chromecast has been rock solid for half a decade. It works so well that Vizio uses it nearly exclusively for their TV lineup and has for a few years now. Chromecast has been a massive success. Your claim is wildly out of touch at best, if not just outright FUD.