iOS 13 includes new game controller support for Xbox One and PS4 controllers. You’ll be able to use these familiar controllers with an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV once Apple’s update is ...

The Xbox Wireless Controller and the DUALSHOCK 4 (PlayStation 4 controller) from Sony both connect to Apple devices with the release of iOS 13, iPadOS 13, tvOS 13, and macOS Catalina. Again, just ...

Microsoft's Xbox controllers have generally been easy to use on non-Xbox devices over the years, and Apple confirmed the same will be true with the new Xbox Series X gamepad in the future.. The ...

Apple has the Xbox controller for sale at $60. For now, the PS4 DualShock wireless controller isn’t showing up on Apple’s store. Notably, ...

Apple has started to sell the Xbox Wireless Controller, a peripheral for Microsoft's game console that is also compatible with the iPhone and iPad. While it has made an appearance in the online ...

Apple's game streaming service Apple Arcade is now available on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple TV and Mac, and its 100-plus games are compatible with Xbox and PS4 wireless controllers. On ...

The Apple TV supports most Bluetooth controllers out of the box, and if you have an Xbox controller, you're in luck: most of the newest models connect easily.

First, if you have a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One controller around the house already, start with that and save yourself some money. I already own a PlayStation 4, so I use its controller. If you’re in ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook announces Xbox One S controller support for TVOS 13 during the WWDC 2019 keynote. Screenshot by Jason Cipriani/CNET Which controllers will work with Apple TV?

Apple has added the Xbox Wireless Controller to Apple.com, although the accessory is currently unavailable to purchase at the time of writing.Apple sells a few different gaming controllers on its ...

Support for more Xbox controllers is coming to the Apple TV. In tvOS 14, expected to launch this fall, the Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 and Xbox Adaptive controller will both be supported.

Now that Apple's mobile and living room devices support console game controllers, the company is doing something that would have been unimaginable even a few years ago -- it's selling the Xbox ...