Stadia just got a big boost for web browsers – just so long as you're using Chrome, of course. This week the streaming video game platform Stadia was boosted to 4K in web browsers, and the rest of the ...

I tried to run an ultraportable tablet on a 4K TV. Edge and IE seems to work at 1440p@30. There also isn't an option for 4K in the MS browsers. Chrome has the 4K option but neither 4k nor 1440p works ...

With an increasing number of game streaming services like Google Stadia finding the spotlight, it can be difficult for any individual service to stand out. 4K support is a good way for a streaming ...

Google has reportedly launched a soft release for 4K gaming with Stadia on Chrome. However, if you haven’t noticed it yet, it’s because the rollout will take a few months, which means that this is not ...

The promise of 4K visuals on Stadia has only ever been realized on Chromecast Ultra. The good news is that it’s a feature that’s coming to Chrome and Google has already started rolling it out to some ...

Google Stadia Pro users can now stream games from the service in 4K through the Chrome web browser. The update was quietly rolled out yesterday and now Google has confirmed it is available for all ...

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Google has apparently started a soft release for 4K gaming with Stadia when playing in Chrome. Last Friday the official Stadia Twitter account confirmed that 4K gaming in Chrome has started to roll ...