Microsoft does not plan to bring an Xbox Cloud Gaming app to iOS at this time because there's no opportunity for monetization, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer said in an interview with The Verge.

Apple has allowed cloud gaming apps on the App Store since earlier this year, but cloud gaming services still haven't bothered making iOS apps. Microsoft recently explained why, telling UK regulators ...

Microsoft's criticism of Apple's 30% commission fee highlights a significant barrier to the monetization of its Xbox Cloud Gaming service on iOS devices. This issue is part of a broader investigation ...

In a major policy reversal, Apple has announced it is opening its App Store up to game-streaming services. This marks a big win for companies like Microsoft and Nvidia--both of which offer game ...

Most of Apple’s recently-announced App Store changes are exclusively for iPhone users in the European Union, but there’s one exception. Apple also announced last month that it is relaxing its App ...

Microsoft has released a new Xbox Companion app for both Windows Phone and iOS to coincide with the latest update to the Xbox dashboard. The new app is called “My Xbox Live” and it allows users to ...

Last night on the Xbox business update blog and podcast, Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer, Xbox president Sarah Bond and head of Xbox game studios Matt Booty spelled out the state of play for Xbox, ...