Google rolls out a fix for 1st-gen Chromecast dongles, while the 4K Chromecast with Google TV gets a big Gemini upgrade

There’s news for both the very first Chromecast and the last model Google launched before ending the series.

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The Memorial Day sales look like your last chance to get the LG B5 OLED TV with a big discount, because it’s starting to sell out — and after testing the LG B6 model that replaces it, I think the B5 is much better value

The LG B5 was one of my favorite OLEDs to test in 2025 and it’s easily one of the best budget models you can get: but stocks are running low!
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We recommend mini-LED TVs over OLED TVs if you’re looking for a big-screen World Cup upgrade — here’s why

Mini-LED TVs are the better bet for your World Cup viewing, and there are a few key reasons why.

5 essential features to look for when buying a new TV for the World Cup — from beating reflections to finding the right balance of value

Our TV experts explain what you should look for in a TV upgrade, and why they’re so important to balance

The Sonos app for iPhone and iPad mysteriously disappeared from the App Store — but it’s back now

I hope you didn’t just buy a new product you’re eager to set up…

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‘Rest in peace good buddy’: original gen 1 Chromecasts are now failing after 13 years, as Google apparently pulls the plug

Support for the first-generation Chromecast ended a while ago, but now the gadget is falling for many users.

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I’ve looked through Samsung’s Memorial Day sale — it includes OLED TVs from $1,099, a record-low Galaxy S26 Ultra deal, and $1,700 off appliances

Samsung’s Memorial Day deals already include Black Friday-beating price cuts on the latest TVs, appliances, and the Galaxy S26 series.
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Looks like Google TV could get Wii-style pointy controls, just like my LG TV’s Magic Remote that drives me and my kids mad

Google has told app developers that Google TV will be adding support for “pointing remotes” that sound very similar to LG’s Magic Remote
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Is there a better way to watch the World Cup in style than this enormous 98-inch QLED TV? Better still, it’s now a massive £1,100 off

AO has one of the biggest discounts on one of the biggest TVs I’ve ever seen, with over £1,000 off the enormous Hisense E7Q 98-inch QLED TV — that’s one way to watch the World Cup in style.
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Roku is releasing two new projectors and a free update for its devices, all in time for the World Cup

Roku is bringing two projectors to the market, plus a free update for existing devices, to make World Cup watching easier.
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