Steam Deck users get a bunch of new features, and rival AMD handhelds like the ROG Ally and Legion Go S get an official ...

Now available for installation, SteamOS 3.7.8 introduces official support for the Lenovo Legion Go S and improves ...

Discover how SteamOS 3.8 transforms the ROG Ally X into a portable gaming powerhouse, outperforming Windows for smoother ...

Expanding Valve's OS beyond its own Steam Deck, SteamOS version 3.7.8 extends support to rival devices like ROG Ally and ...

Initially, that's the Lenovo Legion Go S, the first partner handheld to ship with SteamOS, and which is releasing imminently.

But Valve has been working to bring the operating system to other devices. Soon you’ll be able to buy a Lenovo Legion Go S ...

Valve has been building up to this for months, first in preview, then in beta, and now finally in a full stable release: a ...

Here’s everything that you need to know about the ASUS ROG Ally X. Many people familiar with the Ally X’s predecessor, the Ally, will note that two major things haven’t changed with this refresh. Yes, ...

Now that SteamOS 3.7.8 has added official support for Lenovo’s handheld gaming PC, as well as a recovery image for ...

New Lenovo Legion Go S benchmarks show that the Valve operating system offers better performance than Windows 11 on its handheld gaming PC.

This handheld has full support, while there is "expanded support" for other handhelds, including the Legion Go and ROG Ally. It's all part of SteamOS v3.7, which has now hit stable for the first time.

Valve is releasing version 3.7 of SteamOS to the general public, and among the routine updates and changes is a big one: This is the SteamOS release that finally adds official support for some kinds ...