Google Is Offering Three Months Of Free Unlimited Music To Celebrate One Year Of Chromecast
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Google released its $35 TV streaming dongle about one year ago, and to celebrate, the company is giving users a free, 90-day subscription to All Access Music, its unlimited streaming service that usually costs $9.99 a month.
Chromecast, which plugs into your TV and sucks in content from your phone, tablet, or PC, is the cheapest option in the crowded streaming space, which also includes Amazon's Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku.
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Here's a look at how the device fared over its first year:
- Google has sold "millions" of devices and users have made more than 400 million casts
- There are now hundreds of apps for Chromecast like HBO GO, ESPN, Songza, and more
- More than 6,000 developers are actively working on more than 10,000 Google Cast apps across Android, iOS and Chrome
- Chromecasts are now sold in 20 countries including the UK, France, Germany, Japan, Korea, Australia, Ireland, and Brazil
Business Insider Intelligence forecasts Chromecast will sell 4 million devices in 2014:
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