Yesterday featured Galaxy Unpacked where Samsung unveiled the brand new Galaxy Fold, a device that I'm already planning to sell one of my kidneys for. Joining the fold comes the S10 range of devices, where we have already covered our hands-on with the S10e and with even more coverage to come.
One huge piece of news comes from word-of-mouth at the event and, while the mouth(s) in question can be trusted as being in the know, the information is unofficial and unconfirmed as of the time of writing. What is this information? As the title says, a partnership between Samsung and Valve to bring Steam to the new S10 range of devices.
What was specifically stated is as follows:
If you leave your PC on at home, you can actually stream from your PC to your phone. So you can actually play Steam games on your phone whilst your PC is on at home.
Gaming on the S10 range is supported by a vapour chamber cooling system, adding a huge benefit as phones can very quickly overheat. In addition to this, the S10 range supporting 5G and Wi-Fi 6 should help promote a lag-free and great experience while streaming from your Steam account. Thanks to the lineup's stunning AMOLED display, your games will look just as good as you could ever expect them to do on such a device.
It's exciting news for anybody like myself who travels frequently and has a range of games on their Steam account. Provided the connection wherever I'm travelling is good, you can expect to see me playing a few games while using my Samsung Galaxy Buds (review to come soon).
More of our coverage from Galaxy Unpacked can be found below:
- Hands-on With the Galaxy S10e – See What the Canary Yellow Model Looks Like, up Close and Personal
- Samsung Galaxy S10 & S10 Plus: 7nm Processor, Triple Cameras And Better Design
- Galaxy S10e Is Official – Gets Same Premium Design, With Flagship Specs Treatment, but With Some Compromises
- Samsung Starts Unpacked Event With the Galaxy Fold – 7.3-Inch Screen When Unfolded With 12GB RAM & Six Cameras in Total
- Samsung Adds the Galaxy Active and Galaxy Fit to Their Wearable Line
- Samsung Galaxy S10 Starts At $899, Pre-orders Open On February 21st
- Samsung Pits Its Latest Flagship, the Galaxy S10 Plus Against Last Year’s Galaxy S9 Plus in the Beautiful Infograph
- Samsung Galaxy S10 Lineup Retail Box Contents Include Cover & Film
About the author: Chris Wray has been writing at Wccftech gaming section since 2015 and is an opinionated bloke from the north of the UK (think Ned Stark). He enjoys video games, films, books, beer, whisky and other alcohol. He also supports Manchester Utd and for some reason he writes profile pages in the third person. His expertise is in gaming and the games industry, primarily on the PC. In addition to this, he works with and contributes to the finance and tech sections.
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