Xbox Series X gamepad support will be implemented in iPhone

Apple Corporation will add the Xbox Series X gamepad to its list of supported devices. iPhone and iPad users will be able to use Microsoft controllers after a new update. Apple and Microsoft are working together to ensure the successful implementation of the technology, and they have not yet disclosed the timeline for this update. Thus, the new Xbox Series X and Series S gamepads will join the list of already supported devices. Among them are the predecessors: the Xbox One Standard Controller and the Xbox Elite Controller. Previously, Microsoft released the Xbox Adaptive Controller specifically for Apple products. The new gamepad does not differ significantly from the Xbox One. In addition to the reduced size and changes to the texture of the triggers and joysticks, the controller has gained a special button for screen recording. Interestingly, there is no information on Apple's official website about Sony's new gamepad. The DualShock 4 was perfectly integrated into the Apple system. The DualSense, the controller for the new PlayStation 5, differs significantly from its predecessor and more closely resembles its competitor from Xbox.