Cloud Gaming on the Pixel Tablet – Hub Mode
The Pixel Tablet is the latest Pixel device from Google. As we previously opined, we think it effectively brings to market a new cloud gaming form factor. We previously crowned the Lenovo Duet 3 as the best tablet for cloud gaming. However, the new Pixel Tablet has a unique feature that could allow it to […]
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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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Google’s Pixel Tablet Could be a Great Device for Cloud Gaming
Google has officially left the cloud gaming scene itself with the death of Stadia, but it still has a large consumer technology presence via its Android, Chrome/ChromeOS and its Nest ecosystems. It was (ironically) not long after the announcement of the shutdown of Stadia that the company announced a line of gaming focused Chromebooks that […]
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Boosteroid Announces Chromebook Partnership
Google Chromebooks have had a big focus on cloud gaming recently. From dedicated cloud gaming hardware from ASUS and Acer, to working with cloud gaming services such as GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass to bring apps to the play store. Today, Boosteroid announced on their blog, that they have worked closely with Google to […]
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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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