It’s that time of the year when people go crazy once again and place their bets and guard them seriously and get into arguments even with their loved ones. No, we’re not talking about the presidential campaign, but rather the most popular college hoops tournament, the NCAA March Madness. And now its Android app, which lets you watch the games on any device, is getting an update to bring you Chromecast support, finally, among other things.
This is one of those apps that probably only becomes useful a few weeks every year, during the March Madness fever. And for its 2016 update, it brings you the ability to stream the games to a bigger screen using your Google Chromecast. Of course for you to be able to watch the games you need to have a cable subscription as well, but that should already be a given once you’ve downloaded the app. So even if you’re at the office, you will be able to stream the game onto your computer screen, provided your boss and officemates are basketball fans as well.
The update also brings several additional content that you can watch on demand, as well as video playlists to help you make sense of the supposedly numerous videos that are available in the app. For the tablet version, you also get a standalone Coke Zero Social Arena so it’s easier to let people know that you’re watching and also what you are watching. The tablet app also now has a redesigned, immersive live video experience (as if you need any more immersion if you’re a super fan of this sport)
Also, important for those who are obsessed with the brackets, the update brings an improved bracket picking experience and even gives you a chance to enter a sweepstakes in the NCAA March Madness Bracket Challenge. So get or update your NCAA March Madness app now.
