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Home : June 05 2019 Computer News : Microsoft readies a renamed Xbox Console Companion app for Xbox management on Windows

Microsoft readies a renamed Xbox Console Companion app for Xbox management on Windows

June 05, 2019

Microsoft will rename its Windows 10 Xbox app as the “Xbox Console Companion,” presumably in anticipation of changes that will be arriving in conjunction with Microsoft’s presentation at E3 this weekend.If your Windows 10 apps are up to date, logging into the Xbox app will reveal this message: “Pardon our dust. This app is being renamed to Xbox Console Companion to be a dedicated app for your Xbox console features and settings. A new desktop experience is coming soon!”There’s certainly room for the Xbox Console Companion to take on a greater role in Xbox remote management. Today, you can use the Xbox app to connect to a remote Xbox console and stream games to your PC, and manage its settings—as long as it’s online and connected. But that’s like establishing a remote desktop connection to log into a remote PC, and using that to check your email. It’s far simpler to connect to a cloud-based service like Outlook.com from your own PC. Similarly, managing an Xbox service remotely—so that the Xbox console could be told how to manage games and other settings once it came back online—would be much more useful.To read this article in full, please click here

Link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3400397/microsoft-readies-a-renamed-xbox-console-companion-app-for-xbox-management-on-windows.html#tk.rss_all
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