Dec 26
NVIDIA has updated the Tegra Note 7 to Android 4.3, pushing out a new update this morning which also boosts the DirectStylus pen technology for left-handed tableteers, and adds the … Continue reading
Dec 17
NVIDIA today announced the latest update to GeForce Experience, and it includes full integration with Twitch. The long-awaited feature is called ShadowPlay Twitch streaming. With it you can broadcast your … Continue reading
Dec 17
NVIDIA today announced the latest update to GeForce Experience, and it includes full integration with Twitch. The long-awaited feature is called ShadowPlay Twitch streaming. With it you can broadcast your gameplay from the GeForce Experience interface with a hotkey combination and post it to your Twitch account for all the world to see and learn […]
Dec 12
NVIDIA G-Sync first-impressions
Posted in: Today's ChiliToday we’re letting loose our first-impressions of the technology called G-Sync, NVIDIA’s newest in new graphics enhancement for the gaming universe. What we’re looking at here is one of the first NVIDIA G-Sync monitors in the world outside of NVIDIA headquarters, here rolling with ASUS as a technology preview unit. Before you go any further, […]
Dec 12
We’ve got one of the first NVIDIA G-Sync monitors in the world sitting on our desk this week, and though we’re not quite to production level preview time as of yet, the impression we’re getting already is one of a whole new era in gaming graphics. Aside from that, if there’s one thing we can […]
Dec 05
This month the folks at NVIDIA’s desktop gaming sector got in contact with a fellow by the name of Xiaosheng Li, a fan who had constructed a replica of a GeForce graphics card out of LEGO. This feat was completed with a massive number of bricks – 11,396 of them to be exact – and […]
Dec 05
This week the folks at MSI have revealed a gaming notebook like no other – coming with the industry-first 2880 x 1620 on just such a laptop! This machine is a bit bigger than you’re normally want to set on your lap at 14.97 inches long and 10.24 in width, but as a notebook, it’ll […]
Dec 05
NVIDIA recently announced its Shield is now capable of streaming content at 1080p and it seems the company isn’t stopping there. NVIDIA knows gamers want to enjoy their games wherever they go, and not just in another room within their home, which is why the company is launching a beta for its cloud gaming service. (more…)
NVIDIA Shield Grid Cloud Gaming Beta Allows You To Stream Games Online original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Dec 04
Back when NVIDIA GRID was given a name at CES 2013, it was suggested that the company would change cloud gaming forever. Here near the end of the year, still inside 2013, NVIDIA has released a beta version of the first ever NVIDIA GRID Cloud Gaming app. This app allows the NVIDIA SHIELD handheld gaming […]
Dec 02
Have you had a go with NVIDIA’s portable gaming console, the NVIDIA Shield so far? If you have answered in the affirmative, then you will be pleased as punch to hear that the NVIDIA Shield will be receiving an update that will increase the resolution for select compatible PC games via streaming. This GameStream functionality was first introduced in October, but back then, games were streamed from the PC in 720p resolution at 60 frames per second. This latest over-the-air (OTA) update will see the introduction of 1080p streaming support, targeting titles such as Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag and Battlefield 4.
That is not all, of course, as NVIDIA has also made additional adjustments to the Gamepad Mapper of the Shield. This would be a whole lot more than having Shield buttons assigned to the touch-based controls of Android games, but rather, you can now use the Mapper to take full advantage of the handle motion-sensitive controls with an analog input. Instead of tilting your Android device in Temple Run, you can now shift the an analog stick on the Shield for a similar action. Just in case you were wondering what the NVIDIA Shield is all about, why not read up on our review?
NVIDIA Shield Gets 1080p GameStream Support Now original content from Ubergizmo. 
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