Chromecast Now Supports Twitch, iHeart Radio And More
Ever since Google launched its streaming dongle, known as the Chromecast, it has been diligently working with content providers to increase the number of sources that support the device. We have seen new content sources being added to Chromecast repeatedly over the past few months and the momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Google today announced the addition of a handful of new content sources for the Chromecast, ensuring that there’s always something for everyone.
Kids will appreciate support for WATCH Disney, WATCH Disney Junior and WATCH Disney XD applications. Through these Chromecast apps they will be able to watch on-demnd Disney content via the Android and iOS applications. In order to view recent episodes or watch the live stream a sign in with a participating TV provider will be required.
Music lovers will welcome the addition of iHeartRadio to the mix. The app gives access to more than 1,500 live radio stations from all over the U.S. as well as the ability to customize personal radio stations.
Popular video game streaming service Twitch lands on Chromecast as well which brings support for casting Twitch content to the big screen TV through the service’s mobile apps on iOS and Android.
Last but not the least, DramaFever comes on board with over 15,000 TV episodes from international dramas. The entire list of apps available for the Chromecast can be found at chromecast.com/apps.
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