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Fall Update for Xbox One aims to look better, be more customizable, and faster

Posted on October 16, 2017 by Xordac Prime

The Fall Update for the Xbox One system software is now rolling out. It brings a redesigned and more customizable Home tab, a quicker and more convenient Guide, and new Community features that make keeping tabs on what your friends are up to easier.

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The Home tab is built around a new concept called a “block.” Each block—which can be a game, friend, Xbox Live Gold, or Xbox Game Pass—gives access to a range of related content. Friend blocks, for example, show recent achievements or Game DVR captures from your friends; Game blocks will give you info about game updates, your GameDVR captures, and so on. Regular pinned games and apps are still there, too, with up to 40 pins.

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Source: Ars Technica – Fall Update for Xbox One aims to look better, be more customizable, and faster

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