Google has lifted the wraps on the next generation of its streaming dongle that turns any old TV into a ‘smart’ TV. The first model launched two years ago, so the Chromecast hardware was due today’s update to stay competitive with rival products. Key new hardware specs include support for faster 5G Wi-Fi networks, which should mean less interference when you’re streaming things like Netflix. The actual design of the dongle has completely changed too – it’s now available in ‘lemonade’ and ‘coral.’ It’s also now circular. The new model also has upgraded software, which includes a feature called Fast Play. This starts to…
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