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Aereo Will Get Chromecast Support On May 29th!

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Aereo is a cloud-based antenna and DVR technology that makes watching television very simple. You can play, pause, rewind, or fast forward nay program that you are watching live or that has been saved for future enjoyment. Today, they have announced that they will be adding support for the Chromecast on May 29th 2014, in others word they will be Google Cast Ready. Aereo members will be able to update the Aereo app for Android and Chromecast support will be there. The cast icon will appear in the app and you can send it right to the TV that has a Chromecast setup. This service is currently available in  New York, Boston, Atlanta, Miami, Houston, Dallas, Detroit, Baltimore, Cincinnati, San Antonio, and Austin, while more cities are coming in 2014. Aereo starts at just $8 a month or access to Aereo’s cloud-based antenna/DVR technology and 20 hours of DVR storage. And for $12 a month you will get 60 hours of DVR storage and if you join Aereo today you will get one month for free. You can see a gallery and the full press release below.

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AEREO ANNOUNCES GOOGLE CAST™ READY DATE

Starting May 29, consumers can access Aereo’s antenna and DVR technology to record and watch live television using Google’s Chromecast™ device

New York, New York (April 10, 2014) – Aereo, Inc., today announced that its groundbreaking cloud-based antenna and DVR technology would be Google Cast Ready on May 29.  Current Aereo members and consumers residing in active Aereo markets will be able to download (or update) the Aereo app for Android™ in the Google Play™ store, which will include support for Chromecast.  Aereo CEO and Founder Chet Kanojia made today’s announcement at Fast Company’s Innovation Uncensored conference in New York City.

“The way people watch and experience television is changing and Google is a pioneer in providing consumers with more choice and flexibility in how they access and experience that media,” said Aereo CEO and founder Chet Kanojia. “We’re excited that Aereo will be Google Cast Ready this May.  Consumers deserve more options and alternatives in how they watch television and our team is committed to providing consumers with the best experience possible using Aereo’s innovative cloud technology.”

In order to use Aereo’s technology with Chromecast, consumers must download the Aereo app for Android in the Google Play store.  Set up your Chromecast device with your television; launch Aereo and the “cast” icon will appear in the app.

Aereo’s remote (cloud-based) antenna/DVR technology makes watching television simple and user-friendly.  Using Aereo’s technology, consumers can pause, rewind and fast-forward any program that they are watching live, or save a program for future viewing.  Aereo’s technology works with compatible ‘smart’ devices from tablets to phones to laptop computers.  Aereo is currently supported on iPad®, iPhone®, iPod Touch®. The Aereo app for Android (currently in beta) is available for download for devices running Android operating system version 4.1 or higher.  Aereo is also supported on Chrome for Mac® and Chrome for Windows®, Safari®, Internet Explorer® 9, Firefox®, Opera™ Software, AppleTV® (via AirPlay®) and ROKU® platforms.

Aereo membership begins at $8 per month, for access to Aereo’s cloud-based antenna/DVR technology and 20 hours of DVR storage. For an additional $4 per month, consumers can upgrade their membership and receive 60 hours of DVR storage for a total of $12 per month.  Consumers who join Aereo will currently get their first of month of access for free.

Aereo is currently available to consumers residing in the following metropolitan areas: New York, Boston, Atlanta, Miami, Houston, Dallas, Detroit, Baltimore, Cincinnati, San Antonio, and Austin. Aereo plans to launch in additional cities throughout 2014. To see if your city is on the list visit: aereo.com/coverage

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