One of Microsoft's latest services is the streaming of Console and Project xCloud. Both allow you to play Xbox games anytime and wherever you want with our only mobile phone / tablet and Bluetooth controller. Unfortunately, it is currently only available for Android.
Currently worldwide we can have Console Streaming options as long as we have Xbox One, Android 6.0 or higher and Microsoft control over Bluetooth. Since the announcement, users have requested the iOS version, though they haven't provided any further details. We now know that it should not be long before your arrival.
IOS version of Project xCloud for internal testing
In On Twitter unaware of the request The Xbox Game for iOS is in internal testing. This means that there is already a fully functional version and that it is in the final stages before its arrival on all devices around the world.
In addition, it seems that from Microsoft they want to have the Project xCloud version available, and it really depends on the App store and its restrictions. Anyway, it's actually a matter of days or weeks what it takes to see the original versions. What remains to be known will be made for anyone or by Testflight, the iOS testing tool.
In addition, as soon as it's available we don't know which Project xCloud program will work on iPhone and iPad. It's from iOS 13 where Apple has added support for the Xbox One controller wirelessly, though this is by no means indicative.
Right now there is only a wait until they can release it, though at least we can see that Apple users will be able to try it out anytime soon and wherever they want. Remember to have 4G / 4G + speed or Wi-Fi to get the best experience. It will definitely work a little, though that's recommended.
