The Xbox One, Microsoft’s most ambitious entertainment console to date, offers entertainment for the entire family. Users can watch live television, play video games and browse Internet Explorer and ...

We're less than a month away from the launch of the Xbox One, so it's no surprise that we're starting to see a lot more information slip out. We've already seen a complete unboxing of the day one ...

If you are looking forward to getting your hands on a new next-generation Microsoft Xbox One games console, which will come supplied with an Xbox One Kinect device. You might be interested in a manual ...

The Xbox 360 let you use the Kinect to control your console and, to a limited extent, some of the menus. But the Xbox One lets you control your entire entertainment center. Here are the necessary set ...

The new Kinect for Xbox One comes bundled with the console and enables motion- and voice control out of the box. It features a 1080p camera compared to the VGA sensor on the original Kinect, ...

LAS VEGAS - The world's largest consumer electronics show kicked off here tonight with a keynote from Microsoft head Steve Ballmer, who announce that avatars are coming to the popular Xbox Kinect ...

is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. A leaked Xbox One has revealed exactly how improved Microsoft's next-generation ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Microsoft stopped manufacturing Kinects back in October, but the company’s once vaunted camera sensor ...

A more affordable version of the Xbox One -- without the Kinect motion sensor -- hits stores on June 9. Is this the version gamers have been waiting for? Jeff Bakalar Editor at Large Jeff is CNET ...

Of all major game publishers, Nintendo is the one most associated with bizarre controls. From the Virtual Boy to the Wiimote, Nintendo's history is studded with unorthodox new ways to play games — ...

The Xbox One you pull out of a box today is not the same system that day-one purchasers hooked up to their TVs last year. Its looks and specs haven’t changed, but its features have certainly improved.