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Game streaming isn’t new and it has actually been around for years, but improvements have been made to internet speeds and technology since which only serves to make it more viable than before. So much so that Google themselves have gotten into it with the launch of Stadia, and Microsoft has similar plans of their own with xCloud
However it seems that these companies might not be alone in wanting to explore the space. According to a report from US Gamer, it seems that Walmart could also be interested in launching their own game streaming service and have been speaking to developers and publishers since early this year.
The report is unclear as to how far along Walmart is in terms of discussions, such as whether or not these discussions are serious enough to warrant their investment, or if it is simply exploratory. Either way the company is said to be interested, but we’ll have to wait and see if anything comes as a result of these talks.
Walmart might not necessarily be a name you might associate with gaming, but in a bid to better compete with Amazon, the company has been exploring various hi-tech solutions. This includes using robots to scan shelves, scrub their floors, and also virtual reality where they’re using it to train their staff and also provide a more immersive virtual shopping experience.
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Last month when Samsung launched the Galaxy S10, they also announced that there would be a 5G variant of the handset. There was no mention of when the phone will be launched, but according to Yonhap News (via PhoneArena), Samsung has confirmed the phone’s availability for the 5th of April.
Unfortunately this launch date will only be for South Korea which means that it is still unclear when it might make its way stateside. However the fact that it will be available in April means that it probably shouldn’t be too long after that that the phone will find its way to other markets around the world.
Samsung also does not appear to be taking pre-orders for the handset. Instead the phone will be going on sale on the 5th of April and customers who want to get their hands on it will be able to purchase it that day. There is no word on how much the phone will cost either, but analysts have predicted that it might be around the 1.5 million won (~$1,332) range.
This is to be expected given that it uses new 5G technology, and the fact that it is bigger and has more cameras than the Galaxy S10+. For those in the US, Verizon had previously confirmed that they will be the first to offer the handset when it does launch stateside so we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled.
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Where are all the gaming smartphones? The way some companies talked about them from late 2017 to early 2018, you’d think they were the next evolution of smartphones. Mobile gaming may still be one of the most lucrative markets yet but the phones that empower them aren’t exactly the extraordinary devices that gaming-centric phones advertise themselves to be. Still, with … Continue reading
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