Microsoft Enhances Xbox App for Windows with Up to 60% Faster Launch Times
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On November 5, Microsoft announced improvements to the Xbox app for Windows PCs, including a launch speed increase of up to 60%. This update is currently available to participants in the Xbox Insider program. Enhancements also include faster navigation and improved search functionalities within the app.
These changes are significant as they aim to enhance user experience across Xbox services, including the web browser version and cloud gaming. The app's home screen, store, and Xbox Game Pass subscription pages now load up to 50% faster, while in-app windows can display up to 65% quicker.
Microsoft plans to expand these updates to more users in the coming weeks, with a focus on creating a consistent gaming experience across various devices, including TVs and VR headsets. The company is also undergoing restructuring within its gaming division, having announced job cuts in September and reporting a 2% decline in Xbox content and services revenue for Q3 2023 compared to the previous year.
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