Goolge Update Chromecast To Slove Weak Connection Problem

     Despite being very successful since Google Chromecast release, Chromecast does have an issue with keeping a strong connection while streaming because it works using a WiFi signal.
     Chromecast can only connect to 2.4 Ghz Wireless N networks, which tend to be crowded. That means your chances of finding a completely clear wireless channel are slim, and interference could significantly impact your device’s performance, causing those dreaded buffering circles or even dropped connections.
     Maybe 5G networks could solve the problem, but the ability to do so is not yet available. So Google has a quick solution that uses Ethernet connection with a Chromecast Ethernet adapter.

    To use the adapter, users will have to plug an Ethernet cable into the port and connect the USB plug on the adapter to the Chromecast. The only possible inconvenience of this is that Ethernet connection must be close enough to the TV being used with Chromecast.
    Google has not forgotten about developing Chromecast further, and has already announced that the device will soon be compatible with Google Slides. This would allow users to display presentations on a TV right from their smartphone or tablet by connecting their Chromecast.
    Some reports have indicated that Google might soon expand the use of Chromecast to a gaming device, as well. Users would be able to stream games from their mobile devices to their TV, then use that device as a controller.
     The Chromecast Ethernet adapter is very useful for trip, such as hotel. Of course, Google maybe just want to sold a ancillary product to increase the Chromecast sales. Anyway It is great that Goolge slove the streaming interruptions.