NVIDIA announced a set-top box version of its popular Shield portable gaming system at the Game Developers Conference in 2015. This Shield runs on Android TV and has full access to the Play ...

The original Nvidia Shield might be nine years old now ... Check out our best gaming handheld PC shortlist for some ideas, with options such as the Steam Deck OLED giving you enough portable ...

Here’s how it works. The new updates are detailed in a post on the Nvidia website, but the short version is that it enhances the Match Frame Rate, fixes a GeForce Now crash bug and addresses ...

Some Shield TV devices might not have received the upgrade yet, but it's seemingly in the process of rolling out globally.

More info. In a world filled with abandoned hardware and broken promises, the NVIDIA SHIELD TV stands out as a product that probably received more love from its maker than anyone could have ever ...

One such product is the NVIDIA Shield TV, an Android-based set-top box launched in 2015 with a focus on gaming, featuring a dedicated game controller. Over the years, the Shield has been updated ...

NVIDIA is rolling out a long overdue software update for the Shield TV. The hotfix update brings several bug fixes and introduces a new Match Frame Rate feature. Despite its age, NVIDIA’s Shield ...

Please verify your email address. Nvidia Shield TV is one of the best streaming devices, with a recent update further enhancing the user experience. The new update includes a Match Frame Rate ...

The Nvidia Shield TV remains one of the best Android TV OS devices on the market even though it hasn’t gotten a major update in a while, but a fresh update is rolling out now to users.

NVIDIA has released a new update for the SHIELD TV, which has arrived a little over a year after the last update. The latest update for the device brings fixes for a number of issues. Notably ...

as well as “GameStream” for streaming games from their PC to their Android or Nvidia Shield TV devices. Whatever the outcome, it’s nice that Nvidia has made strides to include its users ...