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Microsoft’s Xbox app updates on iOS and Android with remote play and a fresh new look

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
October 20, 2020
1 min read

The newly revamped Xbox app is now available on both Android and iOS smartphones and tablets after the rollout of the latest app update this week.

The new Xbox app features a completely new design that better matches the current Xbox One and Xbox Series X console UI and is generally much more visual than the previous version. The main attraction with this update is the addition of the ability to stream gameplay footage from an Xbox console on the same Wi-Fi network, essentially turning any smartphone or tablet into a second screen.

The app’s icon has also been updated with a softer shade of green.

Here’s the full release notes:

All new!

  • Set up new consoles and queue games
  • Play remotely from your console
  • View and share game clips & screenshots
  • Party chat with friends across devices

Have a look around the new app. More awesomeness is on the way!

Do you like the look and functionality of the new Xbox app? Let us know why (or why not!) in the comments below and then follow us on Twitter and Pinterest for more Xbox news.

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