Microsoft has unveiled a new Xbox Beta application that is not only presented for Android but as well for iOS. The app arrives with a redesign that ought to be more users friendly. The major adjustment to the app is support for the remote play that will offer a lot of choice and flexibility to Xbox gamers.
Remote play is basically the capability to play Xbox games straight on your supported smartphone or tablet. This is just like what Xbox Cloud Gaming offers but there is one most important difference. You are must have an Xbox gaming console to use remote play. This is because it can stream barely those games to mobile devices that are installed on your personal Xbox.
The new Xbox Beta app is now available for Android and iOS, keeping you connected to Xbox, wherever you are, featuring console remote play, remote game installs, chat, and more! Check it out!
Android: https://t.co/y8oIFbAdKl
iOS: https://t.co/VT7aROeQmX— Harrison Hoffman (@harrisonhoffman) September 25, 2020
On the other hand, Xbox Cloud Gaming allows anybody stream games with no need for hardware. Microsoft before now has constantly wanted to bring this service to iOS however it had to stop it because of limits imposed by Apple policies. So if you are an iOS user who wishes to stream Xbox games, the latest Xbox Beta app with remote play support is your only way for now.
Also, note that the app is presently in the beta phase and is offered via Apple’s TimeFlight beta testing program. It means if all the slots get filled before you can join, you will have to wait until booked slots begin so you can get free or the stable version of the app. The app works on any iOS device operating on iOS 8 upward which ought to not be a trouble for most iOs users.
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