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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The new SmartGlass application for the Xbox One will be faster and more feature-laden than its Xbox 360 counterpart, Microsoft said today in a new ...

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It’s new Microsoft technology that syncs up your TV, smart-phone, and tablet. Whoa! So it's some kind of digified, high-tech, touch-capacitive glass, a là Minority Report? ADVERTISEMENT Not exactly.

SmartGlass functionality may already sort of exist on Xbox 360 per the console's latest Dashboard update, but Microsoft's making it a full-on reality on October 26. As it stands, the Xbox 360 allows ...

With the new Xbox this November, Microsoft's bringing a new iteration of SmartGlass to iOS, Android, and Windows Phone devices. And with said new iteration comes promised SmartGlass ubiquity.

Microsoft has explained how SmartGlass will work with Xbox One. In a post on Xbox Wire, Xbox Live General Manager Ron Pessner discussed the Xbox One SmartGlass app coming to Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 ...

Microsoft wants to spread its Xbox games, video and music well beyond the TV screen -- to phones, tablets and PCs. And on Friday it will launch an application that makes that plan a reality. Late ...

Microsoft gave developers a peek inside Xbox SmartGlass during a Friday morning session at its 2012 Build Conference, the company’s annual developer event. SmartGlass is a free Windows 8 Store app ...

Perhaps the biggest splash in the early going of this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles was made by Microsoft with its unveiling of Xbox SmartGlass. And while there’s a video-gaming ...

Microsoft’s Xbox SmartGlass app is the latest product in the software giant’s longstanding goal to unify all the devices in your home network to share content and offer supporting features. Xbox ...

The second part of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror drama trilogy on Channel 4 envisioned a nightmarish future world in which people slavishly live their lives through numerous screens, spewing out hour ...