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Microsoft released the Xbox One in November last year and its new console has performed quite well in the market, with over 3.9 million units being shipped to retailers around the globe. With the hardware now out the company can focus on improving existing and adding new features through regular software updates. One such Xbox One update is scheduled for February 11. Chief Product Officer Marc Whitten revealed in a blog post today that the imminent update is going to feature many new improvements, including “lots of behind-the-scenes updates” which will aid developers that are building apps and games for the console. Whitten says that after this update, Kinect voice commands will become more fluid and responsive.

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