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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Available on Amazon Fire TV Stick With the Xbox App
Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available on the Amazon Fire TV Stick courtesy of the new Xbox app. Starting this month, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can take advantage of the platform’s cloud gaming services to play their favourite Xbox titles on the Amazon Fire TV Stick, without requiring a dedicated Xbox console.
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JioGamesCloud: Reliance’s New Cloud Gaming Service Now Available in Beta to Everyone
JioGamesCloud is now available for early access, and is accessible as part of a free beta programme. Interested users can sign in using their mobile numbers across PC/ Mac (browser), the JioGames app, and the JioFiber set-top box on television. Controller support is enabled across all platforms, and there is no need to download or install the games...
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EA Desktop PC App Now Available to Download, Replaces Origin
EA’s desktop PC app is now available to download, looking to fully replace Origin. The publisher has confirmed that its client is out of beta, and promises a “faster, more reliable, and more streamlined” Windows gaming experience. All original cloud saves, achievements, games, and friends will be transferred to the new app, upon update.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Support Rolling Out to Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X
Microsoft has begun rolling out support for Xbox Cloud Gaming to Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X owners in select regions, allowing them to stream games without downloading them. Gamers on older Xbox One consoles will also be able to play next-gen titles via Xbox Cloud Gaming, according to the company. The service will work in 25 countries to begin wi...
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Facebook Unveils Cloud Gaming Service for Android and Web, but Not on iOS
Facebook on Monday put its spin on cloud gaming by letting players instantly hop into an array of mobile games at the social network without downloading apps. The new feature will be accessible on Android platforms as well as Web versions on desktop, but Facebook won't be offering the service for Apple iOS devices.
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UC Browser Launches UC Drive in India, Offers 20GB Free Storage
UC Browser has announced it is offering 20GB free storage via its in-app Cloud storage service for Indian individual users, UC Drive.
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Microsoft Working on Cloud OS Restore Feature for Windows 10
Microsoft is testing a way to facilitate Cloud-based downloading of the Windows 10 operating system (OS). The "Cloud download" feature has not been made available for public testing as yet.
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Google Cloud Search Assistant Launched for iOS Devices
While Google Cloud Search was already available to Web and Android users, the app can now be downloaded for iOS devices as well.
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Samsung's Rich Communications Service Is Compatible With Other RCS Clouds
Apart from the provision of interconnectivity hub, Samsung's RCS service includes RCS-enabled devices, native/downloadable device clients, and cloud-based RCS application servers.
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The Cloud that rains music
For years now, the most popular music system -- Apple's -- has worked like this. You buy song files from the iTunes store.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Available on Amazon Fire TV Stick With the Xbox App
Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available on the Amazon Fire TV Stick courtesy of the new Xbox app. Starting this month, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can take advantage of the platform’s cloud gaming services to play their favourite Xbox titles on the Amazon Fire TV Stick, without requiring a dedicated Xbox console.
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JioGamesCloud: Reliance’s New Cloud Gaming Service Now Available in Beta to Everyone
JioGamesCloud is now available for early access, and is accessible as part of a free beta programme. Interested users can sign in using their mobile numbers across PC/ Mac (browser), the JioGames app, and the JioFiber set-top box on television. Controller support is enabled across all platforms, and there is no need to download or install the games...
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EA Desktop PC App Now Available to Download, Replaces Origin
EA’s desktop PC app is now available to download, looking to fully replace Origin. The publisher has confirmed that its client is out of beta, and promises a “faster, more reliable, and more streamlined” Windows gaming experience. All original cloud saves, achievements, games, and friends will be transferred to the new app, upon update.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Support Rolling Out to Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X
Microsoft has begun rolling out support for Xbox Cloud Gaming to Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X owners in select regions, allowing them to stream games without downloading them. Gamers on older Xbox One consoles will also be able to play next-gen titles via Xbox Cloud Gaming, according to the company. The service will work in 25 countries to begin wi...
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Facebook Unveils Cloud Gaming Service for Android and Web, but Not on iOS
Facebook on Monday put its spin on cloud gaming by letting players instantly hop into an array of mobile games at the social network without downloading apps. The new feature will be accessible on Android platforms as well as Web versions on desktop, but Facebook won't be offering the service for Apple iOS devices.
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UC Browser Launches UC Drive in India, Offers 20GB Free Storage
UC Browser has announced it is offering 20GB free storage via its in-app Cloud storage service for Indian individual users, UC Drive.
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Microsoft Working on Cloud OS Restore Feature for Windows 10
Microsoft is testing a way to facilitate Cloud-based downloading of the Windows 10 operating system (OS). The "Cloud download" feature has not been made available for public testing as yet.
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Google Cloud Search Assistant Launched for iOS Devices
While Google Cloud Search was already available to Web and Android users, the app can now be downloaded for iOS devices as well.
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Samsung's Rich Communications Service Is Compatible With Other RCS Clouds
Apart from the provision of interconnectivity hub, Samsung's RCS service includes RCS-enabled devices, native/downloadable device clients, and cloud-based RCS application servers.
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The Cloud that rains music
For years now, the most popular music system -- Apple's -- has worked like this. You buy song files from the iTunes store.
