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Discord has launched its screen sharing feature on Android and iOS. In practice, this works exactly like it does in Discord on the desktop, allowing you to share whatever is on your screen with other members of the server. On mobile devices, this will work not only in games, but also in anything else you do on your phone. The only exception, of course, is any app that specifically blocks screen saver, like Netflix. Discord says the feature is starting to roll out now for all smartphone users, so it may not show up on your device right away. In the meantime, support for tablets is coming at some point in the future, says Discord. Via: Engadget

Stadia is now officially available on iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad, through a progressive web app. Google announced plans to finally bring its game streaming service to Apple mobile devices a few weeks ago. The restrictive and archaic Apple App Store policy that requires each individual game on a platform to be listed on the digital store effectively blocks the launch of various game streaming services on iOS, including Microsoft's xCloud, Nvidia's GeForce Now, and Luna (which is not available in Canada). Until now, the only way to run Stadia on an iOS device was through Stadium, a third-party browser that allowed users to play Stadia on iOS with some limitations. Google says that after installing iOS 14.3, you can navig...