Welcome Guest
Sign In

Discussion Threads

Discussion Threads

Apps Lineup Promises Xbox One Entertainment Edge
Posted by: Peter Suciu November 8, 2013 02:38 PM

See full story
Microsoft on Friday announced the first wave of entertainment apps for its upcoming Xbox One video game console, which will arrive in stores Nov. 22. In the United States, the announced apps for the Xbox One include streaming-video offerings from Amazon Instant Video, ESPN, Fox Now, Hulu Plus, Machinima, Netflix, Redbox Instant by Verizon, the NFL on Xbox One, and VUDU, among others. HBO Go will be added shortly after launch. The Xbox One will also feature a Bing search for TV, movies, games and music scans across all apps.

ECT News Network Channels

Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing

Why One-Size-Fits-All ERP Fails Mid-Market Retailers

AI Tool From TechnoMile Helps SMBs Win Government Contracts

Building Smarter Tech Stacks With MACH Architecture

Cybercrime

AI-Powered Fraud Now Hides Inside Legitimate Transactions

Scam Texts Are Creating a Friction Tax for Retailers

The Fraud Visibility Gap Created by Agentic Shopping

Exclusives

GitHub Flaw Reveals Dangers of Implicit Trust

Enterprises Are Trading 'Press One' for CRM-Native AI Agents

Silent Churn Is the Biggest Customer Support Risk

Expert Advice

Better Product Images Build Buyer Trust in Resale Marketplaces

Playing the Long Game: How Retailers Can Use Tech To Mitigate Trade Turbulence

Overcoming GenAI Roadblocks: TaskUs Helps Retailers Compete

M-Commerce

Whatnot-Shopify Integration Tackles Live Commerce Inventory Challenges

Digital Catalogs Become Adaptive Commerce Tools

3 Payment Options Now Drive E-Commerce Conversions

Marketing

Study Finds Most Restaurants Missing From AI Recommendations

Gartner Predicts AI Search Will Fatten PR Budgets

Digital Ads Still Struggle to Measure Offline Sales

Spotlight Features

Spotlight Features

AI Buying Agents Raise New Accountability Questions

Inside Hyundai's Metaplant and the Future of Manufacturing

New Research Suggests Apple Could Expand the Foldable Market