Someone at Target pulled the trigger a little too early, and through a mishap or insert-conspiracy-theory-here, two Xbox One systems have shipped out more than two weeks before the console’s scheduled launch date. One had a brief stint on Ebay, where the owner tried to hock it for a few grand, while the other has […]
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Like lots of other people, YouTube dude Moonlight Swami pre-ordered an Xbox One. Unlike lots of other people, he just got his. And he’s sharing loads of info about the console right now.
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As the Xbox One and PlayStation 4′s launch dates close in, straggling details have surfaced regarding what both consoles will and won’t offer. Such is the case for the Xbox One today, with word surfacing that the gaming console won’t support playback of 3D Blu-ray movies upon its launch, and it isn’t clear if the […]
You’ll need to download a software update for your Xbox One the day you get it in this month, so says Microsoft senior director of product management this week. Speaking with Engadget on the matter, Microsoft’s Albert Penello suggested that even if you have a game or two on-hand for the Xbox One when you […]
So you’ve seen the 12-minute demo of the Xbox One and some of the neat tricks it can do, and you’re thinking to yourself, “I want to get my hands on one of these before I buy one.” You COULD see if your local GameStop has a console on display, or you could just head on over to a Microsoft store as the company is announcing its customers can play with the Xbox One. (more…)
Get Your Hands On The Xbox One At Microsoft Retail Stores Starting Today original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Thanksgiving is around the corner, which means that the Holiday season is actually upon us. And you know what that means? Electronics makers are literally spewing gadgets at us in time for gift-giving season.
The Xbox One is on its way, with a launch date of November 22. But will the new model wow you the same way older generations of the Xbox did?
Meanwhile, Google released the Nexus 5 with KitKat, which the boys are calling the best and most efficient Android phone available. And finally, we can’t help but notice that HTC has gone a little cray-cray with this whole Gramohorn audio amplifier.
Helping you finish up this chilly Friday, we discuss all this and more on this week’s episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast, featuring John Biggs, Matt Burns, Jordan Crook, and Darrell Etherington.
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Just weeks before the release of the PlayStation 4 we’re taking the time to dive in with the most important piece of equipment outside the console itself: the DualShock 4. This handheld wireless (or wired) device is made by Sony itself, returning to the market to re-claim the throne as the highest-quality controller on the […]
Since the August announcement that Steve Ballmer was out as CEO of Microsoft, more than a few rumors have surfaced on who would take his place – one of the more titalating of these being former Nokia head Stephen Elop. Today’s suggestion from anonymous sources speaking with Bloomberg is that Elop has a non-finalized strategy […]
Microsoft isn’t letting the first full demonstration of the Xbox One fall into the wrong hands. Similar to what we’ve seen with the first PlayStation 4 teardown – as done by Sony itself – Microsoft is keeping such a close hand on the Xbox One that they’re doing the first full demo themselves. Here you’ll […]
Microsoft announced a few months ago their current CEO, Steve Ballmer, will be retiring within a year. That means the company is currently scrambling to find a new leader, and one such person that is in the running is Nokia’s former CEO, Stephen Elop. If you enjoy any of Microsoft’s Xbox-related products and services or Bing, then you might want to pray to whatever you believe in Elop doesn’t get picked as he has admitted to some big plans for both Microsoft-owned products. (more…)
Microsoft CEO Candidate Stephen Elop Reportedly Considering Selling Xbox, Killing Bing original content from Ubergizmo. 
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