Cloud Gaming Technology
Informative articles about the technology (services, infrastructure, physics, games) behind Cloud Gaming from the experts at Cloud Dosage.
Amazon Luna Review – 2023
A lot has changed with Amazon Luna over the past 6 months. The service has probably changed more than any other cloud gaming service on the market. Some of the changes have been for the better and others for the worse. So, we thought it was a good time to update with our Amazon Luna […]
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Utomik “CloudCaster” Upgrades Cloud Gaming
Utomik is one of our favorite all you can eat play cloud game subscriptions. For well under $10 a month, you get immediate access to over 1,400 PC games, 260 of which can be played in the cloud on all your devices – no installation required. This week the Utomik team announced the rollout of […]
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Google Stadia Bluetooth self-serve tool now available
As promised just last week, Googles self-serve tool is now available to enable Low Energy Bluetooth mode on your Stadia Controllers. The End is nigh Stadia is now in its final days before the plug is plugged, and it takes place ‘literally’ in the cloud. A good majority of players have received their refunds and […]
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HP Omen Gaming Hub Integrates GeForce NOW
HP’s Omen line of desktop and laptop computers is a top quality set of products generally targeted at gamers. These Omen computers are now getting some special GeForce NOW integration. The models are typically full of bling like RGB keyboards, groovy case lighting, transparent siding and high quality graphics cards – including NVIDIA RTX 40 […]
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Boosteroid Passed 3 Million Active Users – 18 Datacenters
Boosteroid is one of the cloud gaming services that we’ve seen grow significantly over the past year in terms of their reach, device support and user-interest. This can be seen in a number of our stats that cover the service’s following on various social media networks as well as app downloads etc. But, we just […]
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GeForce NOW Begins Using AV1 Codec and Promises Vastly Lower Latency with Reflex Tech
For years, the proprietary H.264 codec and the open VP9 codec dominated streaming video encoding/decoding. What a codec does is compress a video stream to enable high quality visuals at a lower data rate than raw uncompressed video. Generally speaking, the better/more-advanced the codec is, the better the visual quality is for the same data […]
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Well done GFN! Well done. But, now let’s have a little chat.
(Editorial) Today’s announcement of the upgraded and renamed GFN Ultimate tier – now powered by RTX 4080 GPUs – at the same price as the previous “3080 Tier” is fantastic! Subscribers to this tier are now getting an even higher quality streaming experience including better RTX performance, DLSS 3, streaming up to 240 FPS as […]
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What to Expect From GeForce Now in 2023
GeForce Now had a fantastic 2022. The service gained 100s of new games, new partner support and new features including the release of the highest fidelity streaming modes on more devices. To kick off 2023, NVIDIA has been teasing more announcements to come at CES later this week as part of a general NVIDIA Keynote: […]
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Xbox Cloud Gaming in 2023
2022 has proven to be a breakout year for Xbox Game Pass and for Xbox Cloud Gaming in particular. The service gained over a hundred games and improved significantly in terms of streaming fidelity. What does 2023 have in store for Xbox Cloud Gaming? Let’s break it down! More Great Games Xbox Game Pass had […]
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Cloud Gaming on the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is their highest-end tablet. Not for this generation but for as long as Samsung has been making Android tablets. And that is abundantly clear from the second you clap your eyes on the device or its top-tier price tag. Is it worth purchasing to fulfil your cloud gaming needs? A […]
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