Microsoft delivers Xbox One game streaming to iPhone and iPad
Microsoft on Monday released a refreshed version of the Xbox app that allows users to stream Xbox One games to iPhone and iPad.
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AppleInsider Staff
Xbox app that can stream games to iPhone in beta, is 'coming soon'
Microsoft will soon release an app with a remote play feature that will let users stream Xbox One games to their iOS devices, according to a new report.
Mike Peterson
How to play 'Halo' on your iPhone or iPad with Microsoft's Project xCloud
Project xCloud is the codename for Microsoft's new game streaming service, and it is now available in beta for users to test out, bringing massively popular titles like "Halo - The Master Chief Collection" to the iPhone and iPad. We've spent a few hours playing to test it out.
Andrew O'Hara
Xbox One controller available from Apple, but there are better places to buy
Apple has started to sell the Xbox Wireless Controller, a peripheral for Microsoft's game console that is also compatible with the iPhone and iPad. While it has made an appearance in the online Apple Store, gamers interested in using it for Apple Arcade may want to consider buying it elsewhere.
Malcolm Owen
Xbox game streaming to iPhone & iPad surfaces in setup screenshots
Owners of Microsoft's Xbox One may soon be able to stream games from their home console to their iPhone or iPad, with alleged screenshots of a configuration process indicating a personal network-based version of its xCloud concept is on the way.
Stream Xbox One games to your Mac with OneCast
Xbox One owners have been able to stream their games to PCs running Windows 10 since 2015, but Mac compatibility has been notably, and expectedly, lacking. A new app, OneCast, promises to deliver the same game streaming experience to macOS for a mere $10.
Beth Hendricks
Microsoft kills Kinect just as Apple dives into facial recognition with iPhone X Face ID
With days until the launch of the iPhone X and its Face ID camera array, Microsoft's own motion sensing and facial recognition system for Xbox, dubbed Kinect, has been officially discontinued after a long period of languish. AppleInsider explains how Apple and Microsoft's separate facial recognition technologies — one failed, one upcoming — both share common roots.
Neil Hughes
Microsoft's Cortana heading to Xbox One, will take on Apple's Siri in the living room
Apple's Siri voice controls debuted on the new Apple TV last fall, and Microsoft's competing Cortana will follow suit, debuting in the living room on Xbox One consoles starting this summer.
Microsoft announces Xbox Live cross-network support, could portend Xbox One-Apple device multiplayer
Microsoft on Monday revealed a major shift in its console gaming strategy with the announcement of cross-network Xbox Live gameplay, and with seemingly open support for all comers, the feature could make its way to titles distributed through Apple's iOS, Mac and tvOS App Stores.
Mikey Campbell
