Microsoft will soon make it possible to remotely play on Xbox consoles using the iPhone. Recently, game streaming became available to all Android users. The thematic resource TheVerge told about the upcoming innovation. According to the source, Microsoft will soon release a corresponding update to the Xbox app for iOS. The main innovation will be the ability to stream games to an Apple smartphone from the Xbox One console, and in the future — from the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S. You can access the console via Wi-Fi, or via LTE or 5G cellular networks. The app will allow you to "take control" of your home console, including remotely enabling it. IPhone users will also be able to quickly upload or share game clips and screenshots taken on the console, as well as manage space on the Xbox drive and delete games. Unlike the xCloud service, where games are streamed from the cloud, the app allows you to play games that the user has uploaded to their console. You don't need an Xbox Game Pass subscription to stream through the Xbox app. |
