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But it's a cool idea and not that far from possible. Some games have android/iOS versions so these could get Steam implemented .. lol ... but ... nobody will ever do that :(
http://www.ubuntu.com/phone
As Emperor Zombie was saying above.. but i do not think running games on these will work so well... and i do not know if you can run the Ubuntu on it when you are not connected to a screen
The Steam app for Android (IDK if there is one for iOS) is limited to the "social" and "store" parts of Steam. You can interact with your friends and buy games. It does NOT, however allow you to:
- trade/buy/sell trading cards
- play any of the games, even if they have an Android port (for that I recommend the Humble Bundle app, that manages the library of Android games you have bought from Humble Bundle. It also allows you to side-load the game).
- and a few more limitations that make it completely useless for me.
http://www.thinkcomputers.org/half-life-2-and-portal-coming-to-nvidia-shield/
LOL ... kinda ... awesome :D no Steamworks though :( and you must purchase the game again...
The nearest thing to Steam on mobile is the Humble Bundle app. Nothing to do with Steam, unless you buy a bundle that unlocks both Steam and Android versions of a game. That said, it is a weird, buggy app that's not really user friendly.
Technically it is possible, but it might be troublesome for many users. Let me explain:
In the case of Android, installing apps from sources other than the Play Store is called sideloading and requires some settings in the device to be changed. Although it is easy to do, most users lack the minimum skills to do it.
I have no idea about iOS, but I suspect it might be even more difficult to sideload apps on an iPhone.
Like I and Fork_Q wrote, the Humble Bundle app does all that, but it sideloads apps, since it isn`t the Play Store. I've seen many people unable to use it.
As mentioned before, you can install applications not approved by Google for Android.
Maybe some indie game would be made available. A very, very select few though.
Currently the most powefull phones out there (like the Galaxy S5) don't come even close to the specs and speed of a PC.
So, what you`re thinking is an utopia nowadays.
You don't actually need Windows, 4GBs of RAM or a discreet graphics card to install Steam, just thought you should know. Most Steam installs are on computers with integrated graphics units.