Microsoft announced a new smart TV application titled the Xbox TV app. The Xbox TV app will bring seamless game streaming functionality to Samsung smart TVs beginning on June 30th, 2022. With this application, Microsoft aims to make its Xbox gaming platform even more accessible to individuals who do not have access to a powerful computer or gaming console.
The Xbox TV application will allow gamers to stream games directly to the television via cloud gaming. The application will function similarly to the PC version where customers will be able to pay a single subscription fee to access over 100 titles on-demand. The Xbox TV app also allows Samsung TVs to pair with a wireless Xbox controller, as well as various third-party controllers, to provide an optimized gaming experience to the users.
Game-Streaming Television Applications
Microsoft Announced the Xbox TV App for Samsung TVs
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