Streaming is the modern standard in which entertainment content is now accessed by the majority of consumers. Any big tech corporation is attempting to get a slice of this action, considering the scale of the global market. You can easily and effortlessly access all YouTube TV content, including the on-screen guide and all your DVR programmes, by switching to the Live tab inside the Google TV app.
— Google (@Google) September 30, 2020 But it’s not shocking that Google is now using Google TV’s promise of a free Chromecast as a way to draw new YouTube TV subscribers. The tech giant has announced a latest streaming system for Chromecast, which will also come with the box remote control. In the United States, the new Chromecast will cost consumers US$ 49.99 and will be distributed in other countries by the end of 2020. In addition, with a starting price of $699, Google launched the latest Pixel 5 smartphone, a 5G-enabled product. Google released the first 5G-enabled handset, Pixel 4a (5 G), worth $499, earlier in August, and its non-5 G variant at a price of $349.
