Author: Tom Warren
The new Xbox Home UI. | Screenshot by Tom Warren / The Verge
Microsoft first started testing a new Xbox Home UI nearly a year ago, and the company is now ready to deliver it to all Xbox owners. Starting today, an overhaul to the Xbox Home interface is rolling out to all Xbox Series X / S and Xbox One consoles, with more space for backgrounds and quick access to the store, search, and settings.
The new Xbox Home experience will start rolling out today “to a subset of all Xbox consoles,” according to Ivy Krislov, senior product manager lead for Xbox experiences. “This means that some customers will need to wait a few weeks to get their hands on it.”
The biggest change you’ll notice immediately is a reworked UI that pushes the tiled interface further down in favor of more space to see backgrounds....
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The new Xbox Home UI. | Screenshot by Tom Warren / The Verge
Microsoft first started testing a new Xbox Home UI nearly a year ago, and the company is now ready to deliver it to all Xbox owners. Starting today, an overhaul to the Xbox Home interface is rolling out to all Xbox Series X / S and Xbox One consoles, with more space for backgrounds and quick access to the store, search, and settings.
The new Xbox Home experience will start rolling out today “to a subset of all Xbox consoles,” according to Ivy Krislov, senior product manager lead for Xbox experiences. “This means that some customers will need to wait a few weeks to get their hands on it.”
The biggest change you’ll notice immediately is a reworked UI that pushes the tiled interface further down in favor of more space to see backgrounds....
Continue reading…
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