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A couple of months prior in June, a Stadia application update added (informal) support for Android TV. To get it ready for action, you need a mouse, a Bluetooth regulator, and you need to sideload the Stadia telephone application including some odd scaling, all of which makes it to a greater degree a proof of idea at the present time. The latest Stadia update to version 2.26 doesn't exactly fix any of these gripes, yet in any event you needn't bother with a mouse to explore the Stadia store and game selector any longer u2014 controllers are at last supported for that. <br><br>As 9to5Google notes, you'll still need a mouse for setup, however, so the way to Stadia on Android TV hasn't changed excessively. At any rate this shows that Google is proceeding to deal with the Stadia application, making it more versatile. Possibly we won't need to stand by excessively long until the game streaming service appropriately launches on Android TV. <br><br>In the event that you need to give Stadia a go on your TV at the present time, 9to5Google describes the surprisingly simple (if slightly abnormal) process. Just sideload this latest version of the Stadia application u2014 or, in other words, download and install it physically through our sister site APK Mirror u2014 fire it up by means of the Android TV launcher, and use that mouse to follow the setup process, since the Android version of the application doesn't get along with Android TV's controls. As indicated by the video over, it's about that simple. <br><br>Whenever you're signed in, it would seem that you still may require that mouse to move beyond another brief u2014 Google considers support for everything except a modest bunch of phones as "test" at this moment u2014 and you'll also be stuck in a peculiar representation mode until you dispatch a game. Still, it works! Also note, @androidtv_rumor says that the Shield distant application circumvents the requirement for a mouse.<br>
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