#XBOX ONE S HOME SCREEN 1080P#

The October update also allows you to adjust the light intensity of the Xbox indicator located in the center of the controller, but also the brightness of the Xbox logo on the console. It is finally possible to program the activation of this night mode at certain particular times. Better still, these settings will not affect the colors of the screenshots or clips recorded in the game. We also learn that they have no impact on performance. Microsoft specifies that the night mode settings apply, once adopted, to the entire Xbox: whether at the system, application or game level. This feature can also be useful for users who cannot stand the high brightness of certain screens. The latter will let you adjust the tint of your display to your liking to reduce eye damage when playing in a dark room. The other features provided by the October update are however valid for the two new generation consoles from Microsoft. A NIGHT MODE TO PROTECT OUR EYES IN THE DARK Be careful, however, only the Xbox Series X, designed for Ultra HD, benefits from this novelty. The Xbox Guide menu and вЂњmany other experiencesвЂќ also benefit from the native display in 4K, assures Microsoft. A method which involved a lack of sharpness disturbing for many users.ДЄs The Verge points out, this improved image quality concerns the X series home screen, but also the My games and apps screen.

#XBOX ONE S HOME SCREEN 1080P#

Brought to you by the October update, this new addition comes as MicrosoftвЂ™s dashboard and console interface elements were previously displayed at only 1080p and then scaled to Ultra HD. Long awaited, the native Ultra HD interface on the Xbox Series X is now a reality. The Xbox Series X will finally benefit from a native 4K interface // Source: Arnaud Gelineau вЂ“ Frandroid Goodbye upscaled 1080p, weвЂ™re moving to native 4KвЂ¦ among other new features. The October update arrives on our Xboxes and gives the Series X interface a nice polish. : Xbox Series X: no more blurry home screen, place (finally) to 4K

Xbox one s home screen