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Nvidia GeForce Now is coming to iOS devices

Nvidia GeForce Now is coming to iOS devices

Posted on November 19, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Nvidia has officially confirmed GeForce Now will soon be accessible through iOS devices, as it will be introducing a new Web Client beta that will bypass Apple’s restrictions. 

Apple’s strict rules have prevented the likes of Google Stadia and Xbox Games Pass from enabling cloud-streaming gaming through the iOS apps, and it looks like Nvidia has encountered similar issues. However, the upcoming Web Client beta will allow iPhone and iPad users to access the cloud-streaming service through the Safari browser instead. 
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