Google seems to have started optimizing Stadia on other OEM phones, and users can start using on their non-Pixel phones when they see “This screen”, according to Slashgear.
However, this option seems to disappear after a game of competition, suggesting that the testing process should be random, the report said.
Google's Stadia will either become the future of gaming media platforms, or it will become another public experiment that will eventually be cancelled.
Although it shows great potential, there are still many unimplemented features in it, and in particular it promises to support any device.
As of now, in support of Android devices, Stadia only supports Google's Pixel phones (except the first-generation Pixel), but this situation seems to be changing.
Of course, there are other unofficial ways for Stadia to run on any Android device running Android 9 Pie-even an e-reader.
