July's Xbox One update rolls out today with FastStart and Groups

Every month or so, Microsoft releases a new update for all Xbox 1 owners which brings with information technology a number of features. July is no different because "FastStart", "Groups", and much more were added. Xbox Wire shared the news on Twitter. You can read about all the major changes below.

FastStart: The feature was announced at E3 2022, and allows you to leap into your games twice equally fast later on downloading just a fraction of it. According to the visitor, FastStart works by identifying which files are needed to brainstorm playing and prioritizes their download.
Groups: Groups are like folders. You can create multiple collections of content fabricated up of anything from inside "My games & apps". This feature was announced many months agone but information technology's finally bachelor to everyone.
Search: Searching for content is now even easier. Now pressing the "Y" button anywhere in the dashboard and begin searching.
Mixer Share Controller: The Xbox Team made it easier to use "Share Controller" through the website and touch devices.
Broadcasting: Mixer streamers can now go full screen with their webcam while broadcasting. Autonomously from that, the image quality of broadcasts has also been improved.

It's slap-up to encounter Microsoft aggressively calculation community-requested features. Hopefully this tendency volition go along in the futurity. Nosotros've been testing out the latest update for a few hours now and the the added features aid. Groups is particularly useful in organizing hundreds of games.

The Xbox One X is currently available for $499 or equivalent depending on your region.

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