Google promised iPhone support, but Apple's App Store policies got in the way. Now, there's finally a way to play Stadia on iOS -- just fire up Safari and go to the Stadia site to use the new ...

Google Stadia is rolling out a few new updates today, which include being playable on more mobile devices, new touch controls and improved resolution settings. As announced on Stadia’s blog, the cloud ...

Google Stadia might have gotten off to a rocky start but that doesn’t mean people are not using the cloud-based gaming service. Yes, it’s missing a number of marquee features, requires a ton of data, ...

Bonus tip: It's probably not the controller's fault. Learn to accept responsibility for your own actions. Too real? That's OK, you'll feel better after you yell at the screen. (Cristiano ...

Stadia turns one today. (Happy birthday!) To mark the occasion, Google is making a couple of notable announcements. The first is that “public iOS testing” will start “several weeks from now.” The ...

Google killed off Stadia nearly three years ago, but released a Bluetooth upgrade for Stadia controllers. After pushing back its deadline for installing the Bluetooth firmware twice, today is looking ...

Stadia’s servers have been completely shut down, making the service entirely non-functional in 2026. Unlike some discontinued products that retain partial functionality, Stadia was a cloud-based ...

The concept of streaming content to a device, obviously, isn't new. Music companies like Pandora and Spotify found a way to bring your favorite music to you on any device years ago. Meanwhile, Netflix ...

Google is circumventing Apple's App Store policies to launch its video game streaming service on iPhones and iPads. Google Stadia will work on Apple devices through a "progressive Web application," ...

Stadia was a streaming service that leverages Google’s vast cloud infrastructure to deliver AAA and indie games alike over the web without needing specialized gaming hardware. This ambitious effort ...

GeForce Now, NVIDIA's game streaming service, went live for everyone last week. It allows you to play hundreds of games from dozens of publishers in the cloud, but Activision Blizzard's titles are no ...