The Xbox home screen is getting a big update promising "a more personalized experience" folding in "top trends and fan requests," and an early version is rolling out this week ahead of a final ...

Xbox Insiders will also be able to hide system apps, reducing clutter and helping keep the Home screen focused on games and entertainment. Finally, the Xbox team is also working on an option that ...

Xbox has announced it is giving users a new home screen and making various changes to the UI. The home screen of a console is one of the most important features.

You'll soon be able to get into your favorite games even faster with the updated Xbox home screen. According to Microsoft, Xbox Insiders are due to get three new customization options later this ...

Update makes it possible to hide system apps, pin favorites, and reduce the number of tiles in the recently played list on ...

The Xbox Series X|S consoles offer the same customization options, allowing you to tinker with your device's home screen for a personalized gaming experience — all easily accessible through the ...

Xbox Insiders can customize their console Home screen even more A quick look at Xbox's new "Game Hubs," a small new feature that may be more meaningful than you think Xbox is testing Game Hubs ...

Microsoft has previewed its previously-promised Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S home screen changes, something Xbox fans have been begging for since the release of the consoles.

As big of a fan as I am of both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, I spend more time with the former.There are many reasons for that, but one is that I simply prefer the PS5’s UI to that of ...

Today, some folks turned on their Xbox 360s to discover Microsoft has updated the aging device. The new update fixes an ...

To further streamline your home screen, Xbox will introduce the "Reduce Tile Count" feature that lets you set how many visible tiles are in the recently opened games and apps list.

Microsoft is making these Xbox Home interface changes because fans have requested more customizability. “We’ve heard from many of you that Home should feel more like your space,” says Marie.