Once connected, the iPhone serves as the screen and computing power, and the Backbone is the controller. The device is basically an expandable smart controller that lets you to snap your iPhone into the middle of it. No extra full-size piece of tech required. Where companies like NVIDIA and Steam (and a whole lot more) are looking to be the answer with a full-on handheld streaming computer built into a rig with a screen and modern controller trappings, a few others are trying to find a solution that takes advantage of the super-computer you have in your pocket already. The only problem is figuring out exactly which device you’ll be playing everything on when that future gets here. We’re in the early days of what could be a cloud gaming renaissance, as the technology and bandwidth is finally catching up to the ambition and promise of a “play anything anywhere” kind of future.
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