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Photowall Lets Devices Share Photos to Chromecast

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Mar 24, 2014, 12:14 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google today revealed a new collaborative tool for its Chromecast product called Photowall. Photowall lets people share images on the TV using their Android or iOS smartphone or tablet. Anyone can take a picture and send it to a Photowall to instantly see it on the screen. In order for Photowall to work, Chromecast owners need to download and install a plug-in for their Chromecast, as well as download the associated mobile app. Further, Google says when the Photowall is complete, Chromecast will automatically generate a YouTube video of the Photowall so it can be shared with everyone who took part. Photowall and its app are free to use.

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