Apr 04
The folks responsible for the next generation in video game documentary-making have decided to start by digging a hole in the ground. If you’ll have been following along with Xbox … Continue reading
Apr 03
This week at BUILD 2014, representatives of Microsoft’s cloud computing technology Azure spoke up on the launch and continued serving of Titanfall. The game’s sessions are all hosted on the … Continue reading
Apr 02
This year’s big push in the BUILD 2014 developer arena is in cross-platform apps. To that tune, Microsoft has decided that their big send-out to developers attending the conference will … Continue reading
Apr 02
After introducing the idea of Universal apps across all Windows devices earlier in the day, Microsoft let it be known that Xbox One would be participating in the layout in … Continue reading
Apr 02
Windows 8.1’s new universal apps aren’t just coming to phones and desktops; they’ll also be coming t
Posted in: Today's ChiliWindows 8.1’s new universal apps aren’t just coming to phones and desktops; they’ll also be coming to the Xbox One.
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Apr 02
Microsoft has announced some interesting new features that are rolled into the latest beta versions of the SmartGlass app. The big new feature is TV controls for the app that … Continue reading
Apr 01
Microsoft’s Build 2014 opens tomorrow, April 2nd, a chance for new CEO Satya Nadella to not only convince developers and the industry that his “mobile first, cloud first” strategy makes … Continue reading
Apr 01
Microsoft has said that the Twitch app has “played a big role” in increasing usage of its latest console, the Xbox One. The app was updated with support for Twitch gameplay streaming on March 11th. It was revealed today that since the launch almost 23 million minutes have been broadcasted from Twitch on Xbox One. Microsoft said that 2.7 million minutes were broadcast on the launch day itself, the highest for a Twitch console app on its first day.
Microsoft Hails Twitch For Increasing Xbox One Usage original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apr 01
Microsoft has announced that its going to start previewing some new Xbox One TV features. They will only be rolled out to select Xbox Live members by invite in the U.S., Europe and Canada. The company says that these features have been designed to improve the TV experience on its latest console. They include elements of OneGuide and also add universal remote control to Xbox SmartGlass.
New Xbox One TV Features Coming Soon, SmartGlass Gets An Update original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Apr 01
Microsoft is moving forward with some of the non-gaming elements they’ve found important to the Xbox One experience this week, starting with Xbox Video and Xbox SmartGlass for tablets and … Continue reading
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