As for how your phone will connect to your TV, just like the Stadia Controller, you’ll use the same four-button pairing code method. You’ll also need to be on the same Wi-Fi network as your TV.

Google will roll out third-party controller support for its Stadia cloud gaming service on big-screen TVs on September 27. The new feature supports Android TV-based televisions, along with the ...

You don't need to use the official Stadia Controller if you want to use Google's game streaming service on your TV — or any dedicated controller, for that matter. Google is rolling out a feature ...

Why “Phone Link” is useful for Google Stadia. Using your phone screen as a controller isn’t going to cut it for most 3D games, simply because without tactile controls, it lacks the precision ...

Previously, Stadia required that you have a dedicated controller to play games using the service. But Google is now rolling out a feature that lets anyone use an Android phone or iPhone to play ...

Using Google TV Remote Control App For Smart Android TVs. The first step involves opening the Google TV app on the Android phone; At the bottom, there’s an option that says TV Remote.

Android users might have another reason to want an Android TV soon. Adjunct to the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Google is hosting a Developer's day event , and has announced a new API.

The free update enabling Assistant rolls out today to both the original and the new Nvidia Shield Android TV box. To use it hands-free, however, you'll need a Shield with the 2017 game controller.

Check your TV and phone’s Wi-Fi connection. Both the Android TV and phone should be on the same Wi-Fi network for you to use your phone as a remote control.