Xbox One Features

All you need to know about Microsoft's Xbox One

Now that Microsoft has finally shown off the gaming side of Xbox One, we think now would be a great time to take an in-depth look at it.

Microsoft says Xbox One's Kinect will not snoop on players

Ever since Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One and the Kinect's capabilities, there have been some concerns about the next-gen console regarding privacy.

Xbox One will need an Internet connection every 24 hours to play games offline

Microsoft has finally made its stance on the Xbox One's DRM clear. The company has revealed on its official website that the console won't have

Microsoft boss tries to get exclusive Xbox One TV content, meets Hollywood execs

It's no secret that Microsoft has a heavy focus on TV with its next gen console—the Xbox One. According to Deadline Hollywood, Microsoft boss Steve

Xbox One will be four times more powerful because of the cloud

We've already known that the Xbox One will have cloud-based features, but Microsoft seems to have given the Xbox One's cloud some heavy fire power.

Xbox One hardware and software will be region locked

After the recent unveiling of the Xbox One, information on Microsoft's next-gen console is being slowly revealed leading up to E3. According to the newest

Microsoft doesn’t own XboxOne.com; files complaint for ownership

Microsoft’s Xbox One may have the world’s attention, but it doesn’t have its own website. Yeah, you read that right; Microsoft doesn’t

Xbox One won't need fee to play second-hand games, will need periodic online checks

Despite the official unveiling of Microsoft's next-gen console - dubbed the Xbox One - details are still dicey about what kind of DRM (digital rights

Microsoft plans to bring Xbox One's Kinect to the PC

Microsoft’s motion controller – the Kinect – won’t be exclusive to the Xbox One. Kinect Program Manager Scott Evans has told Shacknews

Xbox One: A Specifications Review

With the Xbox One officially unveiled, the most striking thing about the Microsoft event was that the company didn't introduce it as a gaming console. Rather, Microsoft seems to be intent on taking over the living room with the Xbox One's set-top box capabilities.