The Xbox home screen is getting a face-lift. Starting today, Microsoft will begin rolling out a freshly redesigned Xbox home interface across Xbox One, Series S, and Series X consoles.

Xbox has made changes to the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One dashboard, aka the home screen, with a brand new update.Some of these tweaks have been praised by Xbox fans, but other ...

The Xbox One was named such because Microsoft intended for it to be an all-in-one gaming and entertainment center, including streaming and internet access, and the Home screen was supposed to ...

As big of a fan as I am of both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, I spend more time with the former.There are many reasons for that, but one is that I simply prefer the PS5’s UI to that of ...

Straight from Xbox Wire, the Xbox Home (still colloquially referred to as the dashboard) is getting three new customization options.Starting this week – announced on a Friday, so it's unclear ...

Detailed in a new post on Xbox’s website, Microsoft broke down all of the changes that will be seen in this forthcoming update to Xbox Home.For the most part, Microsoft explained that it wanted ...

Microsoft isn't done refining the interface on your Xbox console. The company is rolling out an updated home screen for Xbox Series/X and One users that theoretically puts games within closer ...

How to Try the New Home User Interface on Your Xbox We’re currently rolling the new Home experience out to a subset of all Xbox consoles. This means that some customers will need to wait a few ...

If you’re an Xbox Insider, you can now test a new home screen when using the Windows Xbox app. ... Users can now find their games in one place and avoid tab-hopping.

M icrosoft has updated the Xbox PC app's home screen with a fresh look to make it easier to see new releases, sales and events, as well as adding 400 previously unavailable games to the Xbox store.

Microsoft has updated the Xbox PC app's home screen with a fresh look to make it easier to see new releases, sales and events, as well as adding 400 previously unavailable games to the Xbox store.