Netflix, apparently, hasn’t completely done away with casting. Some older Chromecast devices and TVs that support Google Cast ...

Netflix has mostly ended the ability to wirelessly stream video from Android phones and tablets, iPhones, and iPads. But you can still use a cable.

CNET testing confirmed the option has vanished from newer setups, like LG TVs, though some users report that it can still be accessed via older versions of the app and legacy Chromecast dongles. A ...

Netflix said that if users want to cast from their mobile phones to a TV or a connected device, they should first check the ...

Casting is now limited to older TVs and streaming devices, with access also being limited to users with ad-free subscriptions ...

A major app update is reshaping how you access Netflix on your TV, leaving many users searching for new streaming workarounds ...

Check your Chromecast's wifi network: You can ensure your Chromecast is actively connected to your wifi network from the ...

That workaround is now gone. Netflix has removed casting support from most new Chromecasts, Google TV streamers, and nearly ...

After two years of speculation, Netflix will now invite subscribers to play games on their smart TVs, announcing a slate of new gaming titles available directly through the streaming platform.

Jay primarily writes news and deals posts for Android Police. Before joining AP, he spent the past several years yammering on about the crazy world of Android for various tech outlets. Besides ...

Streaming giant Netflix first brought games to its mobile platform in 2021. Now, four years later, the streaming giant is introducing the option for users to play games on their TVs as part of a ...