Xbox Insider Program Update: Re-Branded Preview Dashboard Now Open To All Users; Update Not Open To New Users?

Microsoft is doing everything for all the fans and supporters of the Xbox. Microsoft is now releasing the revamped Preview Program for free, with its new name, the Xbox Insider Program.

The name says it all as the program is now called the Xbox Insider. Aside from sending feedbacks for a specific game or application, users are now allowed to access its preview and some system and game updates.

As Gamespot mentioned in their report, the Microsoft announced the"Xbox Insider Program is part of the company's expansion of their opportunities to provide major feedbacks and comments for all the games and apps available for the video game console.

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The old Xbox Preview Dashboard had its total overhaul improvement as fans requested. A couple of major changes and adjustments were also made for the Xbox Insider such as the personalized name for all the users, a new user interface that would provide an ease of browsing, a profile where the user can contribute for certain applications and the multiple user access.

According to the Den Of Geek, downloading the new Xbox Insider Hub is needed for all the "Xbox" One owners. Though the Insider's interface is different from the previous version, it may seem to be more user-friendly compared to the old one.

In the new Xbox Insider Program, users and players will now have a chance to play some demos and provide feedback. The updated preview dashboard will serve as the newspaper of the "Xbox" One, for it also provides latest news and updates about games and system updates.

The Xbox Insider Hub will be available for a permanent free access for all the users, though the existing member of the "Xbox" Preview Program will have the chance to use it first. Microsoft is now providing most of the tools and applications for all the "Xbox" One fans, and what's good about this? It's totally free.