Skip the Queue: GeForce Now Fast Pass Lets Chromebooks Get Right to Gaming ...
Nvidia's game streaming service GeForce NOW is gaining 30 more games in December, while also making it easier to play ...
Google has partnered with NVIDIA to launch GeForce NOW Fast Pass exclusively for Chromebooks. The promotion allows players to skip the queue so they can get right into streaming PC games from their ...
Earlier this year, Google announced the end of its efforts to get Steam running on Chromebooks, but it’s not done trying to make these low-power laptops into gaming machines. Google has teamed up with ...
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How to Reroll Your Race in The Forge Roblox
Want better races in The Forge on Roblox? Learn the best ways to earn free rerolls, from quests to codes, and spin for overpowered mythic classes!
Despite the best attempts from both Google and Valve, Chromebooks aren’t exactly known for their gaming prowess. But being so browser-focused, there’s no reason you can’t use them for game streaming ...
We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Google announced this morning a very sweet perk for Chromebook buyers. Starting today, anyone who purchases a ...
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Gaming on a Chromebook just got better with a free year of Nvidia GeForce Now — here's how to get it
Google and Nvidia have partnered up to launch a new cloud gaming plan, with new Chromebook purchases getting a year’s membership for free.
Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. It’s an ad-free queue-jump for GeForce Now’s free tier. It’s an ad-free queue-jump for GeForce Now’s free tier.
Justin Patchin, criminal justice professor at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, on new age verification guidelines for the online gaming platform Roblox, and tips for parents to protect their ...
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The Internet Is on Fire and the FCC Just Walked Away With the Extinguisher
Amid major breaches at DoorDash, Logitech, and Microsoft Azure, the FCC has rolled back rules meant to keep telecom networks secure—right when we need them most.
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