Google's $35 TV Game Changer

July 24, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Google Launches Apple TV And Roku Killer Google just made getting the Internet on your TV much easier and much cheaper. Google on Wednesday announced Chromecast, a $35 USB stick that streams web video to an HDTV. Chromecast will stream TV shows, movies and music, and anything in a Chrome browser, to your TV. It works with smartphones, tablets and PCs. Continue reading... I'd Tap That Glass Facebook Offers Compromise On 'Dislike' Button America FALLS In Internet Speed Rankings Facebook Bans Evangelical-Themed Film Embarrassing Zuckerberg Footage Found In Newly Released Documentary How To Undo Gmail's Major Change Hidden Planet In Our Solar System Could Be Far Bigger Than Jupiter No Phone Charger? Then Your Urine Will Do, Scientists Say Hidden Planet In Our Solar System Could Be Far Bigger Than Jupiter Man Arrested For Facebook Post About Zimmerman Verdict How To Block Royal Baby News From Your Computer LAURA ROSSI TOTTEN 5 Reasons Kate Middleton Should Start a Mom Blog In the spirit of continuing to blend tradition and her own thoroughly modern mark on the royal family, this is my official royal request for Kate to add blogger to her title. Continue reading... SEAN MCELWEE The Case for Censoring Hate Speech Stricter regulation of Internet speech will not be popular with the libertarian-minded citizens of the United States, but it's necessary. Continue reading... NOAH MALLIN Can Facebook Break Twitter's Momentum With TV Marketers? More conversations about TV might be taking place on Facebook than on Twitter, but is that really the right way for marketers to compare the two platforms? Continue reading... JESSICA ROSENWORCEL Giving Our Kids a Chance to Compete in the Global Economy Means High-Speed Broadband Capacity By the 2015 school year, every school should have access to 100 Megabits and by the end of the decade, 1 Gigabit. If it can be done in Mooresville, NC, we can do it in every school district in every state. Continue reading... FUELED Apple and Samsung: Frenemies for Life The times are a-changin' in the mobile world and Apple, the world's biggest company, may need to find better ways to once-again distinguish itself from the rest of the pack. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003