Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) February 14, 2014 -- Chromecast lets you bring any type of video seamlessly from a Chromecast-enabled mobile app or a laptop to the TV screen for a completely custom-made viewing experience.
It allows WatzOn.TV's 5000 channels to be played on any TV, and the phone lets you skip, pause, get information and switch channels while using a smartphone as usual.
On iPhones, iPads, Android phones and tablets, you can use WatzOn.TV while simultaneously using these devices for other tasks, making television watching and multi-tasking a breeze. After downloading WatzOn.TV from the Google Play Store or the iTunes Store, just choose a WatzOn.TV channel, touch the screen and tap the Cast button on top menu bar to watch the channel on a TV. A device then becomes a remote control which can be used to pause, skip or change channels, as well as use other apps at the same time.
To start watching a favorite music videos with Chromecast via Google Chrome browser, install the Google Cast extension plugin, then just tap or click on the Chromecast icon to select which device to cast video.
"Google Chromecast has finally made SMART TV easy to use," said Brad Waddell, the Managing Director for WatzOn.TV. "Our company has been looking forward to this since the device was shipped, and now we can realize our main goal of having WatzOn.TV content on any TV set wirelessly and without any configuration. Chromecast is the easiest system we have ever seen to manage a television and people prefer typing on a smartphone to using a TV remote to move things around on the big screen. Chromecast turns TV into a social sharing platform where multiple people can control it via their phones -- it's a new TV revolution."
About Google Chromecast
With Chromecast, one can easily enjoy a favorite online entertainment, from HDTV—movies to TV shows, music, and more from Netflix, YouTube, Hulu Plus, Google Play Movies and Music, and Chrome. No more huddling around small screens and tiny speakers. Chromecast automatically updates to work with a growing number of apps. Chromecast works with devices one already owns, including Android tablets and smartphones, iPhones®, iPads®, Chrome for Mac® and Chrome for Windows®. Browse for what to watch, control playback, and adjust volume using any of these devices. Get started in 3 easy steps: plug Chromecast into any HDTV, connect it to WiFi, then send videos and more from a smartphone, tablet or laptop to a TV with the press of a button.
About WatzOn.TV
WatzOn.TV is an application driven by end-user channel creation – it takes 60 seconds to make a channel for a favorite band or singer and watch them 24 hours a day or mix them with other channels. When a user is on WatzOn.TV, he can decide what kind of television experience he wants every day! It’s also perfect for businesses that are making their own TV shows, tutorial articles, reviews, clips, funny commentary or any other video vehicles. Another key feature is the ability to pick up where one leaves off – there’s nothing better than having the system remember where one leaves off on a show and continue from that point without having to search. WatzOn.TV is available for immediate download at iTunes and on Google Play and can be found online at http://www.watzontv.com/pages/intro.
Founded in 2013, WatzOn.TV is a worldwide innovator in on-demand video content streaming. The company offers a suite of applications designed to push video content out to any user who uses an iPhone, iPad, Android or computer and enjoys on-demand streaming content and content curating. The ease of use and integration with video mediums make it easy to use and accessible anywhere there is Wi-Fi or internet connectivity. WatzOn.TV will be presenting their new technology at CES and SXSW Interactive, top interactive trade shows in 2014.
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For more information, press only:
Kimberly Penney
512-788-4488
Kimberly(at)WatzOn(dot)TV
For more information on WatzOn.TV:
http://www.WatzOn.TV
Kimberly Penney, WatzOnTV.com Limited, http://www.watzon.tv, +1 (512) 788-4488, [email protected]
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