Rdio app updated with support for Chromecast

March 31, 2014

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Rdio

Crackle and Vudu recently updated their app to support Chromecast, but these aren't the only apps as Rdio's latest update also brings Chromecast support to its users as well.

Rdio, a subscription-based music streaming service with over 20 million tracks to play, now allows users to stream tracks, albums, stations and playlists from their smartphone or tablet to any TV via Google's Chromecast. This means that users can also control the playback of contents streamed to the TV via Chromecast using their device. In addition, users can also stream content to their TV via Chromecast with Google's Chrome web browser.

Rdio also offers a free demo of its service with limited features for those interested to try it and the monthly subscription costs $9.99.

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Born and raised in the Capital city, Tehran, Alihassan is currently pursuing his degree in Computer Science at the University of Wollongong in Dubai. He has an utmost passion for all things tech and is a tech-savvy person. In his spare time, you'll either find him digging into his Android smartphone or working-out at his local gym. He is a proud owner of Samsung Galaxy S III and a close follower of Android. As for his future, he's looking forward to securing a Masters degree in Software Engineering and starting his own business.