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• Microsoft might be struggling to get its cloud-streaming service onto iOS devices, but at least you can now play your Xbox One games remotely on an iPhone or iPad. All you need to do it is the.
• As long as your Xbox One console is turned on, and on the same network as your phone (or computer), you can stream your whole Xbox experience over Wi-Fi. After you click 'Connect,' you can hook up.

Still, it's still possible to stream console games to iOS devices if the game are streamed from local hardware, like with the PlayStation 4 Remote Play App. Today, Microsoft has launched a new version of its Xbox app, introducing some new features in preparation for the release of the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S next month.

Microsoft takes Xbox on-the-go with Project xCloud Preview, its upcoming game-streaming service. Here's everything you need to know so far, and how to play ongoing tests.

Xbox One soon reaches for the skies, with Microsoft on track to deliver its Project xCloud game-streaming service. Bringing full-fledged console gaming to smartphones, the ambitious platform provides the best of Xbox while on-the-go. Here's what to expect from ongoing Project xCloud preview trials across the globe.

What is Xbox Project xCloud?

Poised to mobilize Microsoft's gaming portfolio, Project xCloud is an upcoming cloud-based game streaming service based on the existing Xbox One family. Leveraging the firm's cloud dominance, Project xCloud expands Xbox gaming beyond physical consoles, reaching an untapped gaming crowd. First targeting low-latency mobile streaming, the service brings the power of an Xbox One to your existing mobile. And for select registrants, the service is finally on track for at-home testing.

While Project xCloud will allow anyone to stream Xbox One games, the service formally divides between two separate components. At its heart lies true remote streaming, utilizing cloud-hosted consoles to serve games on your mobile phone. Since it's set to expand Microsoft's lineup of Xbox services, some form of subscription will likely tie into these offerings when officially releases. But for now, Microsoft has kickstarted Project xCloud trials in 'Preview,' available for free to all accepted applicants.

Project xCloud 'Console Streaming' is an accompanying alternative for existing Xbox One owners, streaming your home console over the internet. This feature is free for those with an Xbox One console and takes the horsepower and games library on the move. Unknown game websites. Console Streaming is now available globally, across all Xbox markets.

Where is Project xCloud available?

While Microsoft's established cloud infrastructure spans worldwide, custom Xbox server blades used by Project xCloud have first rolled out to select regions. The low-latency nature of game streaming requires relative proximity and will limit who can play initial public tests. The first wave of testing focused on the United States, United Kingdom, and South Korea — with Canada recently added.

Microsoft Corporate Vice President of Gaming Cloud Kareem Choudhry confirmed 13 Azure regions were packing xCloud hardware in 2019, with 'an initial emphasis on proximity to key game development centers.' As unveiled at X019, Microsoft next sets sights on India, Japan, and Western Europe throughout 2020.

Which phones will support Project xCloud?

Microsoft indicates that Project xCloud will eventually touch devices of all shapes and sizes, though the initial pitch doubles down on mobile gaming. Showcases have focused exclusively on Android devices, with iOS compatibility now available.

During the Project xCloud Preview, users will require an Android 6.0 or iOS 13.0 compatible device, with Bluetooth 4.0 or higher. While Project xCloud will hit most modern phones, pre-release marketing heavily features Samsung Galaxy devices, bolstering its continued mobile partnership. A Bluetooth-enabled Xbox One controller is also required, covering all revisions dropped since mid-2016. We've wrapped up an easy guide to hardware requirements (and recommendations) for the Project xCloud Preview.

Limitations for Android

• Android 6.0 device, or higher.
• Bluetooth 4.0 device, or higher
• 5GHz Wi-Fi or mobile data connection 10Mbps down
• No Xbox One console required

As previously outlined, all applicants must also reside in the U.S., UK, Canada, and South Korea.

Limitations for iOS

• An iPhone or iPad running iOS 13.0 or higher.
• Bluetooth 4.0 device, or higher
• 5GHz Wi-Fi or mobile data connection 10Mbps down
• No Xbox One console required
• Due to Apple's restrictions on its platform, iOS users won't gain access to direct Xbox console streaming.

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All applicants must also reside in the U.S., UK, and Canada. As of writing, the iOS beta is full, but you can still sign up for a chance to be included in the future.

How to sign-up for Project xCloud Preview tests

Initial Project xCloud trials focus on the cloud streaming feature of the service, with a requirement for a compatible Android or iOS-based device, but no Xbox console. Batman versus superman free online. The service currently features over 80 Xbox One games available for free, with more regularly introduced, like Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Destiny 2.

Project xCloud sign-ups are now live below. Applicants must provide details on their location, mobile hardware, carrier, and more.

Microsoft continues to regularly distribute Project xCloud invites as a public launch nears. Expect more news on the first wave of Project xCloud availability in the coming weeks ahead of the first scheduled tests.

Our top equipment picks

Converting any existing Xbox One controller into your portable gaming companion, the PowerA MOGA Mobile Gaming Clip delivers an xCloud-ready phone mounting solution. Its officially-licensed clip-on design is easy to attach (and detach) from gamepads, and is paired with an adjustable clamp that maintains a firm grip on your phone.

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PowerA MOGA Mobile Gaming Clip

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Make your phone and Xbox One controller an easy pairing

The idea is simple, but the execution with this licensed phone clip makes it a no-brainer if you're playing the Project xCloud preview.

If you need a Project xCloud controller, Microsoft's entry-level third-generation controller is your best pick. Torrent devil may cry 4 crack. Packing the required Bluetooth connectivity and a streamlined design, it's primed for your game streaming sessions.

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Microsoft Xbox One Controller

An easy essential for Project xCloud testing.

Install adobe printer mac. Pick up Microsoft's signature controller is a streamlined and simple finish. Official entry-level controllers start as low as $44 via Amazon.

Google's low-cost entries to the Pixel lineup balance impressive hardware at an affordable price, retaining much of its beloved premium handsets. Loaded with clean Android for Project xCloud and also among the first Google Stadia-compatible mobiles, there's no better game-streaming handheld on the market.

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Google Pixel 3a

An affordable Project xCloud phone

With a large 6-inch HD display and impressive accompanying hardware, the Google Pixel 3a XL will draw the best from Project xCloud at launch. Bundling the best of the premium Pixel lineup for a fraction of the price, it's our top Android pick for budget gaming.