Google has officially stopped supporting the first-gen Chromecast
. Chromecast first came on the scene in 2013 as a key-sized device that promised to provide a Smart TV experience for $35, and it has done just that. Google has upgraded the initial Chromecast's hardware throughout the years to keep up with streaming denands but is now leaving it behind for good., Google asserted that"Support for Chromecast has ended, which means these devices no longer receive software or security updates, and Google does not provide technical support for them.
Through the lens of Google alone, a complete pull-back on the 10-year-old Chromecast original has been a long time coming. The company has only looked after the
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