Mobile

Google Stadia and GeForce Now start beta testing on iOS devices

Both Google Stadia and Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming services have announced that they will begin offering web apps for iOS devices as they begin beta testing on the platform. Cloud gaming came to the mainstream over 12 months ago but Apple devices have thus far been left out of the loop. Now all of that us about to change as the two biggest names in the market begin rolling out web apps for iOS devices.

GeForce Now is now available on the iPhone and iPad as a web app, which users can start using by going to play.geforcenow.com. The cloud gaming service works by connecting to the users’ existing Steam, Epic Games and/or Ubisoft Connect accounts and allowing them to play already purchased games on high end hardware over a fast internet connection. This, however, requires game publishers to participate in the GeForce Now service, meaning many games don’t appear on the platform. The service is also available on macOS.

Google Stadia will also be available on Apple devices as a web app, just about 12 months after it originally launched on Android and Windows. Google Stadia works on a different model to GeForce Now, where the service can be treated more like a traditional gaming console. Users have to buy games specifically for the Stadia platform, just like they would have to for the Xbox or PlayStation. According to Stadia, iOS testing should begin in the upcoming weeks. “This will be the first phase of our iOS progressive web application. As we test performance and add more features, your feedback will help us improve the Stadia experience for everyone. You can expect this feature to begin rolling out several weeks from now,” the company said.

Sponsored
Taha Abdullah

Share
Published by
Taha Abdullah

Recent Posts

Rumors Indicate iPhone 17 May Feature Unconventional Camera Design

Apple is reportedly preparing for a significant design overhaul with its iPhone 17 series, blending…

2 hours ago

First AI-Powered Teacher Launched in Pakistan’s Private School

Karachi: A private school in Karachi has unveiled Pakistan’s first AI-powered teacher, a groundbreaking move…

3 hours ago

Yahoo Surprises Users with Its Latest Android Launcher

Third-party apps have long been a staple of the Android ecosystem, but their appeal has…

4 hours ago

Phase-II Review of PTCL-Telenor Deal Finalized by CCP

ISLAMABAD: The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has completed its Phase-II review of Pakistan Telecommunication…

4 hours ago

Xiaomi’s SU7 Achieves New Production Record, Driving Q3 Growth

Xiaomi has shattered records by producing 100,000 vehicles in just 230 days. This is nearly…

6 hours ago

Teachers Can Now Access OpenAI’s Free AI Course

OpenAI, in collaboration with nonprofit organization Common Sense Media, announced on Wednesday the launch of…

7 hours ago