Microsoft Launches Compact Mode Update for Xbox Application on Windows Handheld Devices
Microsoft has announced the release of a new update for the Xbox application, specifically designed for Windows handheld devices. The update, which includes a Compact Mode, aims to improve the efficiency of small screen operations and demonstrate the company’s commitment to enhancing game services.
A Response to the Growing Market of Windows-Based Game Consoles
With an increasing number of game consoles utilizing Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems, Microsoft has recognized the need to tailor its Xbox application service to accommodate these devices. The new Compact Mode is ideal for handheld devices with limited screen sizes, allowing for seamless navigation on manual touch screens.
- The interface is presented in a compact manner for more effective use on smaller touchscreens, catering to devices such as the ROG Ally and Legion Go.
- The operating mode differs from the general interface, requiring additional clicks to access game content, but ultimately streamlining the user experience for handheld devices.
Additional Improvements in the Update
Alongside the introduction of the Compact Mode, Microsoft has also incorporated a notification content delivery mode in this update. This feature allows users to view only unread content and addresses various issues, such as the loss of game services or content when starting the Xbox application service.
Other enhancements in the update include the addition of a Japanese keyboard interface supporting physical externalization or virtualization and the inclusion of a wish list for the Xbox Free Play Days event. By adding a game to the wish list, users will receive immediate notifications about limited-time free play opportunities.
Availability and Compatibility
The new PC version of the Xbox application service can now be downloaded from the Microsoft Store and is compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Microsoft has launched a compact mode Xbox application update for the Windows handheld market to improve the efficiency of small screen operations and show the development strategy of various game services.
As more and more game consoles built with Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems enter the market, Microsoft announced that it will add a new Compact Mode to the PC version of the Xbox application service to meet the needs of game devices from such. suitable for use on manual touch screens with limited screen size.
By presenting the interface in a compact manner, the smaller touchscreen operating mode can be used more effectively, and can be used on Windows handheld devices including ROG Ally and Legion Go.
As for the mode of operation, it will naturally be different from the general interface. For example, additional clicks are required to access game content. This is mainly to make it easier for handheld devices to operate and use Xbox game services.
In addition to adding summary mode, Microsoft has also added a notification content delivery mode in this update, allowing users to see only unread content and fix some issues. It can also be used through the new Gaming Services Issues Repair Tool fixed such as game services or content being lost when starting the Xbox application service.
Other parts include the addition of a Japanese keyboard interface that supports physical externalization or virtualization, and the addition of a wish list for the Xbox Free Play Days event. Once a game that has been added to the list can be played for free for a limited time, users will be notified immediately.
The new PC version of the Xbox application service is already available for download through the Microsoft Store and can be used on Windows 10 or Windows 11.
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