Cloud Gaming Technology
Informative articles about the technology (services, infrastructure, physics, games) behind Cloud Gaming from the experts at Cloud Dosage.
Samsung Freestyle Brings Cloud Gaming To Any Surface
Samsung Freestyle second generation brings an exciting feature aimed at gamers. Get ready to take your gaming to a whole new level.
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Shadow to Support Browser-Based Access Starting Next Week
Shadow PC is an extremely useful service. Just check out our recent review of the service. It’s the sledge-hammer of cloud services. It doesn’t just allow you to play video games stored in the cloud, it allows you to run an entire Windows desktop from the cloud! There are no limitations on apps you can […]
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Luna has enabled non-Amazon Luna controllers to connect directly to Luna via Cloud Direct!
Amazon Luna may be losing more games than it has been getting recently, but it doesn’t mean that they aren’t still chipping away and adding new features! One of the newest features to be added is the ability to use nearly any controller you have lying around your house with the service – directly connected […]
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Google Reportedly Testing Instantly Playable YouTube Games – Not Likely Cloud Gaming
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is currently testing ‘instantly playable’ online games for its YouTube video streaming platform. It said that the games will be playable on YouTube, web browsers and on Android and iOS devices. In an email that was sent to employees, Google invited its workforce to test this new […]
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Moonlight & Parsec: Cloud Gaming Alternatives
Here at Cloud Dosage, we understand that not everyone is ready to go all-in on cloud gaming and entrust their games and save files to a cloud service provider. After all, we were there when people relentlessly poked fun at Stadia. While we personally think a lot of the concerns are overblown, gaming is a […]
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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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