Microsoft has rolled out a new Android Xbox app, which will allow all Xbox One owners (and Series X/S players in the future) to stream games from their console to their phone or tablet. Until now ...

Sony patents new Stadia-like controller that connects directly to the internet.

The controller can only swap between one Xbox One or Series X|S console (or a PC using an Xbox Wireless adapter), and one PC, phone, or tablet using Bluetooth.

Microsoft is gearing up to make a big play for game streaming, and while the more well-known part of that might be Project xCloud, there's another component worth paying attention to in Xbox ...

Xbox Console Streaming Startup Guide: You must be an Xbox Insider, in a supported region, with an Xbox One console enrolled in an Xbox One Update Preview ring to participate in the preview.

The newest update for Xbox brings some nice quality-of-life features, but touch controls for console-streamed games are the highlight.

GameFly recommends the Logitech F310, Logitech F710, or Xbox wired controller to control the streaming games. It's unclear exactly how much the monthly fee will be for game streaming.

The patent shows a number of line for the controller which features a traditional D-pad, twin thumb sticks, four primary buttons and a four triggers buttons.

However, to stream games from the cloud in the Xbox app on a Windows 10 PC, you will need to be an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate member.

Microsoft today announced that Xbox Console Streaming, the feature that lets you stream your games from your console to your phone, is now available in preview in all Xbox One markets.