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Fast Charge: Microsoft’s Xbox cloud gaming beta is exciting news for iPhone users

Fast Charge: Microsoft’s Xbox cloud gaming beta is exciting news for iPhone users

Posted on April 30, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This month, Microsoft announced that its Xbox cloud gaming service would be entering beta for the iPhone, iPad and Windows 10 PCs. The platform is live now and, while we here at Trusted Reviews haven’t gotten a chance to try it out for ourselves just yet, I’m excited to see what this move will mean for Xbox gamers with Apple phones. 

The company began inviting select Game Pass Ultimate members to test out the feature on Apple phones and tablets via their browsers on April 20.
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