iXboxLive v1.6: Xbox Live access on iPhone, iPod Touch |
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Despite being competitors in business, there's still a way to bring synergy between companies Apple and Microsoft. This is, needless to say, through the up and coming homebrew scene for both platforms.Coder mavr1k, also known as NPike, has this application called iXboxLive. Just like its name implies, this nifty program provides iPhone and iPod Touch owners Xbox Live access through their Apple gadgets.
The application is currently on version 1.6 and there have been two previous builds prior to the last one. All existing features of iXboxLive, as well as those still being worked on by Npike, include:
- Features:
- List your favorite Xbox Live buddies
- See their online status wherever you have a network connection
- Displays their gamer picture
- Planned/Future Features:
- Tapping a gamertag will slide out their full gamer card, allowing you to easily see scores, reputation, and recently played games
- Display current game being played if online
- Your Suggestions Here
Download: iXboxLive v1.6
Via NPike's blog
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Though I don't have a 360 or even an iPhone, this homebrew app. sounds pretty promising and nifty.