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.

Microsoft released a series of videos today on the official Xbox YouTube channel demonstrating SmartGlass, the technology that allows smartphones and tablets to interact with games, movies and more on ...

The second screen experience has a chance to become a major part of the next generation of gaming. Microsoft brought the Xbox One SmartGlass app to iOS and Android devices on Tuesday, a few days ahead ...

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’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 ...

At its E3 press conference today, Microsoft announced an unexpected new feature for the Xbox console called Xbox SmartGlass. SmartGlass is several things. Firstly, it's an app for Windows tablets, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the intersection of entertainment, tech & business. No doubt, as with the "Project Prometheus" recruitment site ...

With the "Xbox 720" next-gen console still somewhere just over the horizon, and a multi-screen strategy to chase, Microsoft is squeezing as much as it can out of the Xbox 360. Latest string to the ...

The unveiling of the upcoming Xbox Smart Glass technology was an undisputed highlight of Microsoft's E3 2012 press conference. For some, there could have been a greater emphasis on the games. But for ...

Since getting outed just head of Microsoft's big reveal, Xbox 360's SmartGlass has been under wraps. When Xbox Live VP Marc Whitten officially introduced SmartGlass soon after at E3 2012, we learned a ...

Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years for a variety of publications, including ZDNet, eWeek and Baseline. She is the author of Microsoft 2.0: How Microsoft plans to stay relevant in ...