Xbox Insiders get new background options and a right-side Guide menu

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Microsoft has begun testing new customization features on Xbox consoles, starting with Xbox Insiders. Testers can save favorite dynamic backgrounds and have them shuffle automatically. Background rotation can be set to change at each sign-in or on an hourly, daily, or weekly schedule. The test also adds library options for digital games and lets users move the Xbox Guide menu to the right-hand side. Microsoft is also refining how players organize disc-to-digital games.

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