Daily Tech News Show Nvidia throws a life jacket to Steam Deck users - DTNSB 5029
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May 29, 2025 Apple is changing its OS naming to a year-based system, revolutionizing how we think about software updates. There's buzz around NVIDIA's GeForce Now app enhancing the Steam Deck with jaw-dropping 4K streaming capabilities. Meanwhile, cybersecurity concerns are rising, highlighted by a hack on ASUS routers. Also, innovations like Tesla's driverless car tests and Google Photos' new editing features are shaking up the tech landscape. Plus, a major generative AI deal between the New York Times and Amazon is reshaping media partnerships.
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NVIDIA Boosts Steam Deck Gaming
- NVIDIA launched its native GeForce Now app for Steam Deck, enabling streaming of 2200+ PC games at up to 4K and 60 FPS with cloud-based RTX power.
- This app significantly improves Steam Deck's gaming capabilities beyond its hardware limits and prior browser-based workarounds.
Personal Steam Deck Gaming Story
- Huyen Tue Dao shared a personal story about her husband playing a new game on the Steam Deck with graphics issues.
- The new NVIDIA app's cloud gaming capability can enhance graphics and extend the Steam Deck's life for mobile gamers like them.
Steam Deck Affordability Edge
- The Steam Deck is now more affordable at around $400 compared to competitors priced near $700.
- With GeForce Now streaming RTX 4080-level power, this combination offers high performance at a lower price point.