Microsoft's latest previews add phone controls for supported Smart TVs and Wi-Fi Cloud Connect for the Xbox Nano Controller.
Xbox Cloud Gaming is introducing a new feature that will make it easier for players to enjoy games on their Smart TVs. Microsoft has started rolling out a preview that lets players use their...
Microsoft is testing two new Xbox Cloud Gaming features, letting Smart TV users play with their phones and adding Wi-Fi to the Xbox Nano Controller.
I revealed yesterday that the new Xbox Nano controller supports a Wi-Fi connection directly to Xbox Cloud Gaming, and now Microsoft is making it official today. Two new Xbox previews will let...
Microsoft has launched two Xbox Cloud Gaming previews: direct Wi-Fi "Cloud Connect" for the Nano controller, and a virtual smartphone controller for Smart TVs.
The Nano Controller is adopting a Google Stadia trick.
"Starting today, we’re rolling out two previews for XBOX Cloud Gaming.".Team Xbox continues to make improvements to playing games through the cloud, and they've just announced two new methods for...
Microsoft is about to launch its new Xbox Nano controller tomorrow, and the tiny device has a little secret. The Nano can connect directly to Xbox Cloud Gaming over Wi-Fi to improve latency. It's...
The Stadia Controller introduced the idea of connecting directly to cloud gaming via its own Wi-Fi connection and, while Google’s platform is long dead, that dream lives on in the latest Xbox...
The XBOX Nano Controller is now available at certain retailers for $49.99, offering a compact design with support for consoles, PC, mobile, and cloud gaming.
It releases today!Today's the day for the Xbox Nano Controller! This mini design with a portable nature goes on sale for £44.99 / $49.99 with a release date of November 4th, and therefore the...
Xbox has launched its new Nano Controller, designed for easy portability and smaller hands. Even so, gamers with larger mitts may still find this lightweight controller worth picking up. Announced...
The Xbox Nano Controller drops on November 4, 2026 for the United States, UK, and other select markets. Here's some early impressions ahead of the full review.
Gamers on the go will appreciate the Nano’s portability, but the controller isn’t for everyone, including folks with larger hands.
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