The latest update to NVIDIA's GeForce Now cloud gaming service lets users play PC games from within their Chrome web browser on Windows and Mac.

Already on Chrome OS via a web app, you're now able to download GeForce NOW with a dedicated app available from the Google Play Store.

GeForce NOW isn't just for Chrome browsers on Chromebooks. You can get it working on Chrome for PC as well, and it's really easy to do.

When GeForce NOW launched, NVIDIA's cutting-edge gaming service supported streaming games that were rendered in cloud data centers to devices running a dedicated app. Over the course of 2020, the ...

GeForce Now has launched for the Chrome web browser and M1 Macs. Now anyone with Chrome can stream games by heading to the GeForce website and creating an account.

It’s been about a year since NVIDIA’s GeForce Now game streaming service exited beta, and since then the developers have been adding support for new ways to play. In August GeForce Now came to ...

If you use Chrome, you can now access GeForce Now in-browser on Windows and macOS. Plus, the app now supports M1 Macs.

NVIDIA's GeForce NOW service is turning 1 year old today, and to celebrate the company has added Chrome browser support to Windows PC and Mac computers.

GeForce Now cloud gaming lands on Chrome browser Nvidia's $4.99 a month gaming service added Safari support in November. Now it's added Chrome.

Nvidia's superb GeForce Now game streaming service is coming to Apple's iOS devices this week—and yes, that means you can play Fortnite on your iPhone or iPad again.

Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, officially hit beta on ChromeOS today and it’s helping to make the gaming PC obsolete faster than you’d ...

Nvidia is expanding its game-streaming service GeForce Now to the Chrome browser in early 2021 on Windows, Mac, Linux, and even Android.