The latest version of the app Stadia on Android devices allows us to snap small photos and videos from your official remote, but also giving us clues about upcoming news are yet to reach Google's game streaming platform.
Source code for Stadia 2.16 reveals ourselves four features it is very important that they are able to come, especially one that will increase compatibility with many devices.
Support for Android TV
The app hides many new threads referring to 4K, HDR and 5.1 surround sound transitions, and since there aren't many phones with 4K screens, it's a bet that they're referring to Android TV, especially since some chains call the word "screen", "HDR not available on your screen", which seems to be referring to the external screen.
Last year Google confirmed that Stadia would be coming to Android TV throughout the year 2020. It is also expected that the new Chromecast Ultra follower will be based on Android TV, so it will definitely come standard with the Stadia app and Bluetooth controller compatibility.
Share screen
Stadia now allows us to take small pictures and videos, but it does not offer a quick and comfortable option for sharing social networking and messaging services. Currently the only way to download all articles from Google Takeout.
This looks like it will change soon as the Android Android app prepares to be able to share links to our screens or interact directly with screen files in the same way as Google Photos does.
Text chat
Stadia allows us to use voice chat in games and its group program, but soon we will be able to talk to our friends via text chat. There are references in the code to the threads "chat", "chat messages", "chat" and "direct messages".
Mobile Success List
Finally, Stadia's Android application will also allow us to browse through our game's achievements, to see which ones we have opened and what we are left to achieve.
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