Quick Start Guide

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To

turn

on

Android

Beam,

go

to

Settings

>

Wireless

&

networks

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Android

Beam

Google

Cast

Google

Cast

is

a

technology

that

lets

you

cast

entertainment

and

music

from

your

phone

or

tablet

right

to

your

TV

or

speakers.

Discover

a

growing

number

of

Google

Cast

apps

including

Netflix,

YouTube,

Pandora,

Hulu

Plus,

HBO

GO,

WatchESPN,

Google

Play,

and

more

at

g.co/castapps.

These

devices

have

built-in

Cast

technology:

Chromecast:

Allows

you

to

cast

entertainment

from

your

phone

or

tablet

to

your

TV.

Devices

that

support

Cast

for

audio:

Allow

you

to

cast

music

from

your

phone

or

tablet

to

compatible

speakers.

Android

TV

devices:

Allows

you

to

cast

to

TVs,

set-top

boxes,

and

game

consoles.

When

using

a

Chromecast,

make

sure

your

phone

or

tablet

is

using

the

same

Wi-Fi

network

as

your

Chromecast,

and

that

Chromecast

is

selected

as

your

TV’s

source

input.

To

display

content

from

your

phone

or

tablet

on

your

TV:

1.

Open

the

video

or

music

in

one

of

the

apps

that

support

Cast.

2.

Touch

the

Cast

icon

.

3.

Play

the

content

as

usual

to

stream

it

to

your

TV.

For

more

information,

see

Cast

from

apps

to

your

TV.

File

storage

Android

6.0

makes

it

easy

to

store

and

browse

through

pictures,

videos,

and

other

files

on

your

device

and

attach

them

to

emails,

texts,

and

other

kind

of

messages.

You

can

also

use

stored

images