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A Virtual Private Network, or VPN, is software that many use for multiple reasons. One person may use it to mask their IP address for privacy, while others may use it to improve their connection to a game they play. No matter how you use a VPN, you probably read
Cloud Gaming is designed to be multi-device and multi-platform ready; however, some platforms/devices are better than others for Cloud Gaming. Today, we will be looking at two popular operating systems. If you somehow avoided reading the title of this article, the two operating systems that we will be reviewing
We love cloud gaming here at Luro.io. But, it is not for everyone, and we want to be realistic about that. In this article, we will be covering ten reasons why cloud gaming may not be for you! 1. LatencyThe first reason, and honestly, the most important reason, is
Ah... so you finally decided to make the leap into Cloud Gaming, or you are taking another look at what platforms you have available to you? But, there are so many to choose from! Which should you choose? Hopefully, I can help you decide. But, before I begin, I want
Well, I think it is finally time to come out and say what I have been thinking about for quite some time... That is my departure from the cloud gaming platform, Shadow. For those who follow Luro.io, you would know that my love for cloud gaming started with Shadow,
Bandwidth Caps... The bane of anyone's existence if you use a significant amount of internet data each month. For most, this will probably not be an issue. A Netflix stream here, a download there, for the most part, you will not hit your bandwidth cap. But, what if you found
On March 29th, an update hit the Shadow Alpha client that brought with it a new login process and the Better Colors setting. This setting brings 4:4:4 chroma subsampling to Shadow. This is my first impressions of the new 4:4:4 color support currently available in the
Last week, we all found out that the company running Shadow has decided to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States and its equivalent in France. They stated that this is a "new era" for the company, and filing for bankruptcy will help them grow into
If you have been watching the Shadow News live streams over on the official Shadow Twitch account, you may have heard that they are working on an ARM client for Shadow, more specifically, one for the Raspberry Pi. This article will discuss why I think an official client release for
So, it is now 2021, and a new year brings new opportunities! How will 2021 affect Cloud Gaming? Well, no one knows for sure, but we can always predict what will happen. This article will cover my predictions of how 2021 will affect Shadow. Hardware In 2021, I do not
For around four days now, I have been testing the new Shadow Infinite tier. For those who do not know what this is, it is the highest available tier offered by Shadow. The Shadow Infinite tier allows you to utilize 6-cores of an Intel Xeon W-3235 3.30GHz (Boost to
Cloud Gaming is a rather cool technology that opens up many possibilities for gamers to get into gaming without the need to spend a decent amount of money on a new console or a new gaming computer. Cloud Gaming platforms can be played on pretty much any device. From your
So let me begin by saying that this post is based on my opinion, and is by no means wholly accurate or what will happen. This is a thought that has crossed my mind, and I would like to talk about it in a post for you guys! As you
