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Samsung has announced that its 2022 lineup of smart TVs will feature support for new NFT platform that will enable interested users to discover and trade digital artwork.

The new Gaming Hub also offers swift access to console games..

Samsung has unveiled new integration for game streaming platforms directly on its new line of televisions. At CES 2022, owners of new select Samsung

Although CES 2022 doesn't officially kick off until January 5th, some company's are getting a head start. Samsung is one example, as the company has not only announced a slew of new TVs and monitors, but is also announcing the Samsung Gaming Hub. The Gaming Hub will be arriving on select Tizen-powered smart TVs, and will make it possible to enjoy some of the best game streaming services right from your TV. The list of available options includes NVIDIA GeForce Now, Google Stadia, and ot...

Samsung is busting out all the tricks for its refreshed TV lineup for 2022, including the addition of a new gaming hub.

How has Nvidia’s year been? We break down the good and bad, from streaming successes to the GPU stock crisis.

Gaming, in general, has exploded in the last few years, as we continue to see an increase in the different ways that you can play games from wherever you are. Next-gen consoles are still a pain to get, but between using your computer and your phone, along with services like NVIDIA GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass, the possibilities are endless. If you prefer playing the best games on your computer at home, you'll want to get a monitor that can handle it all, and that's where the Samsung ...

If you own the Pixel 6 Pro and you’re subscribed to NVIDIA’s GeForce Now service, you might be interested to learn that you will now be able to stream games at a buttery smooth 120fps, if you’re willing to pay for it.

We probably don't need to say this, but this subscription tier is powered by RTX 3080-equipped servers at Nvidia HQ and it promises the "highest performance" of...

However, the game-streaming service is pricey, and will set you back $200 for a full year subscription.