Recap: Following a major court ruling against Google's Android app policies, Microsoft recently announced plans to enable customers to buy and play Xbox games directly through an Android app. As ...

Microsoft's plan to enable Android users to buy and play console games via the Xbox app have been delayed, seemingly due to the ongoing legal dispute between Google and Epic Games. In a thread on ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Microsoft is taking advantage of a US court ruling that forces Google to crack open Android for third-party ...

The court's ruling to open up Google´s mobile store in the US will allow more choice and flexibility. Our mission is to allow more players to play on more devices so we are thrilled to share that ...

Microsoft is testing a fully featured store section and wishlist support on the Xbox app. The store allows you to browse and purchase games, DLC, and bundles. Android users can access this new store ...

TL;DR: Microsoft plans to add a feature to the Xbox App for Android, allowing game purchases and play directly from the app. However, this is delayed due to Google's appeal against a ruling in the ...

Microsoft has announced that despite the functionality being ready, it’s unable to launch an overhauled Xbox app on Android yet. The company blamed the delay on a “temporary administrative stay.” The ...

Microsoft has announced a slew of new Xbox updates this week, including support for buying games and Game Pass via the Android app. Announced in a blog post, Microsoft says that the Xbox apps for ...

Xbox president Sarah Bond announced that players will soon be able to play and purchase Xbox games directly from the Xbox app on Android. The announcement comes as a U.S. judge ordered Google to stop ...

After first announcing its intentions to launch an Android game store earlier this year, Microsoft has confirmed that the Xbox app will let users buy and play games through the Xbox app starting in ...

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