In this way, Apple TV will become a console, although, again, you will need a PC or Mac to perform the calculations of the game and send them via streaming. And, in addition to mobile phones and tablets, the North American company has confirmed that Apple TV will be able to function as a Steam receiver to take games from the platform to television.

Returning to Steam Link App, it is very interesting to see the list of devices confirmed by Valve. This app will arrive somewhat later than Steam Link, the launch being located in summer. In devices connected to WiFi or with LTE connections, we can enjoy the Steam video content. It is an application that will allow us to enjoy the library of Steam videos in iOS and Android and, yes, we can take it out of the house.

The second application that Valve has presented for mobile is Steam Video. Of course, you must take into account that, to enjoy this, you must have a PC or Mac to run the game and “send” it to the mobile device. If you want to be the first to try this service, you will have to wait until next May 21, when Steam Link App will be launched. Steam Link for Android and iOS will be compatible with the Steam Controller, as well as with other MFI controls. The only limitation is that the devices have a 5GHz Wi-Fi capability to connect to the high-speed network and, thus, enjoy games without latency. Steam Link App is the most interesting application of those presented by Valve and, emulating what can now be done with the Steam Link hardware on our television, Valve will allow users to enjoy the Steam library on their mobile or tablet. The two applications will also allow us to enjoy the content of the platform on Android (phones and tablets) and iOS (iPhone and iPad) via streaming. This is Steam Link App and Steam Video App, two tools that, according to the company, will serve to ‘extend the services and accessibility of Steam’. Valve has just announced two new applications for iOS and Android devices.

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