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2021-09-27 18:00:49| Engadget
You don't need to use the official Stadia Controller if you want to use Google's game streaming service on your TV or any dedicated controller, for that matter. Google is rolling out a feature that lets TV-bound Stadia players use their Android phone or iPhone as a virtual gamepad. You can also use third-party gamepads by connecting them to your phone through Bluetooth or USB.The widened controller support requires Android TV, Google TV or a Chromecast Ultra. In most cases, you'll need to either add a controller or enable the touch gamepad through the Stadia mobile app, and promptly choose "play on TV." Android TV and Google TV owners will also need to enable a controller through the avatar section on the big-screen Stadia app.This might help boost Stadia's adoption. While it has long given you the flexibility of where you can play, you haven't had many choices for that setup. It's now relatively easy to use a favorite gamepad with your TV or, if you prefer, save a little money and use no gamepad at all. It won't be perfect, however. A phone's touchscreen can only do so much, and using your phone as a go-between is bound to add a little latency.
2021-09-27 13:40:00| Fool.com Headlines
The company is likely on a multi-year upswing that can carry its stock even higher.
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2021-09-26 13:00:00| Wired News: Top Stories
You no longer need an ungainly string of characters to access your Windows PC or Xbox.
2021-09-25 16:21:00| Fool.com Headlines
Market sell-offs enable dividend investors to lock in higher yields, which is why these top stocks should be on your watch list.
2021-09-25 07:00:15| Fast Company
We don’t need to hide our phones during a break. We just need mobile break options that improve our state of mind—not bring us down. One of my greatest challenges when I switched to freelancing was managing my time. Taking too many breaks; not taking any breaks. Worse—taking a “break” to do other work-related tasks, like cleaning out my inbox or catch-up reading marketing newsletter subscriptions.Read Full Story