Google rolls out fix for first-gen Chromecast and Gemini upgrade

Google has begun distributing a software fix for its original Chromecast dongles. The 4K Chromecast with Google TV is also receiving a major Gemini upgrade as part of recent updates.

The updates address stability for older devices while introducing advanced features to newer models. This follows standard maintenance for the Chromecast lineup as described in recent reports.

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Google is rolling out its Gemini AI model more widely, with new features for smart home devices and on-device use in Chrome.

A technical issue disrupted casting on some first-generation Chromecast devices earlier this week. Google confirmed the problem has been fixed and devices are now working again. The company said no permanent changes were made to the hardware.

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Many TCL Google TVs are receiving a no-cost software upgrade that adds Dolby Vision Filmmaker Mode for improved movie accuracy along with other enhancements.

Google is developing a new operating system called Aluminum OS that combines Android and ChromeOS. The platform aims to deliver native Android app support alongside a full Chrome browser experience for laptops. This move could create a more unified system across phones and computers powered by Gemini artificial intelligence.

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Amazon has begun pre-orders for its new Fire TV Stick HD streaming device and Ember Artline televisions, both featuring updated designs and features. The $35 Stick HD is 30 percent narrower and powers directly from a TV's USB port, while the art-display TVs start at $900. Shipping begins later this month in select countries.

Google's annual developers conference will kick off on Tuesday, May 19, with a focus on artificial intelligence updates and new product features. The event is scheduled to be live-streamed on YouTube at 10 a.m. PT.

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A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Roku and TCL of releasing faulty software updates that rendered televisions inoperable. Plaintiff Terri Else claims her TCL Roku TVs stopped working after updates, with the companies failing to fix the issues. Roku dismissed the claims as meritless.

 

 

 

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