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Microsoft shutdown Invoke - I got a $50 voucher and I still can use the device as a bluetooth speaker. What happens with my Stadio investment in hardware when t
by nikolay 6y ago
Microsoft shutdown Invoke - I got a $50 voucher and I still can use the device as a bluetooth speaker. What happens with my Stadio investment in hardware when they shut it down soon?! How many times we need to say: "Not again!" investing any time with a new product/service from Google?! My daughter got a Pixel 3a - it has so many issues and Google won't fix saying it has to do with my carrier. Their forums are flooded with people from different carriers having the same issues, but, not, they blame Bluetooth problems to T-Mobile! Same with Google Home Max - I bought one wanted to buy another until it's gone (when it was $179) just to be brought back at full price ($299) and then be gone again! Same with Google OnHub - I bought it, then it became unsupported and gone!
Google cannot run a business, they really don't know how to protect their brand, and never fail to piss off everybody and especially their early adopters!
- ocdtrekkie 6y ago> What happens with my Stadio investment in hardware when they shut it down soon?! My guess: Hardware, they say "it's still a Bluetooth game controller and a Chromecast, they can be used as those things". Software: They give you some Steam codes for the games you bought on Stadia.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Hardware, they say "it's still a Bluetooth game controller and a Chromecast, they can be used as those things". IIRC, it only works as a bluetooth controller with Stadia (either supported Chromecast or Chrome web app); otherwise, it is only a wired USB controller.
- ocdtrekkie 6y ago...lol. Well, I guess it's a USB controller at least. I would hope standard Bluetooth game controller compatibility could be pushed as an update though.