During E3 2019, Microsoft had a lot to share, but as enthusiasts know, one of the most important announcements that the tech giant made revolves around Xbox Scarlett. Towards the end of their press conference, the company finally revealed the details for its next-gen Xbox plans aka Scarlett. Scarlett might be referring at multiple consoles, […]
Xbox E3 2019 press conference brought the much-awaited official announcement of the next gen of Xbox consoles. For now, the project is reportedly codenamed Scarlett, and it has a release window of Holiday 2020. It will coincide with the release of the highly-anticipated Halo Infinite which received a new trailer during the press conference, but
PlayStation enthusiasts are getting some really juicy news. Sony revealed that the next-gen PS5 will have immersive gameplay and a seamless PlayStation Now online performance due to the highly improved graphics performance and a revamped cloud system as well. Engadget notes that during a corporate strategy presentation, it showed off the speed of the new
Today, Sony’s shares have surged after the Japanese conglomerate revealed a share buyback of more than $1 billion and a partnership with Microsoft. CNBC reports that by the end of the trading day in Tokyo, Sony’s stock has surged by 9.89%, hitting some levels not seen since back in December 2018. This boost came right
This past Saturday, Microsoft has confirmed for the popular online publication TechCrunch that their email service has been targeted by bad actors. It was reported that a hacker or a group of more bad actors had broken into a customer support account for Microsoft and then used it in order to gain access to data
Windows will stop automatically updating. We all know that this used to happen just when we needed the computer for something extremely important, right? Well, it seems that from now on, Microsoft makes the OS more user-friendly. Users will be able to pause a new software installation. More control over updates SlashGear reports that this
Undoubtedly, the future of game streaming services looks bright. Google and Apple already revealed its cloud gaming platforms, Google Stadia and, respectively, Apple Arcade. Microsoft and Amazon want to join them and get a share of this emerging market. On the 25th of March, Apple announced that a subscription-based service that’s called Arcade would allow
Back in 2014, when Minecraft was acquired by Microsoft for a record sum of $2.5 billion, the original creator of the game, Markus Persson, known also as Notch, left the company. Based on some recent reports, it seems that Microsoft has decided to remove any mentions of him from the popular game, due to some
Google seems to be getting into gaming, and everyone’s curious about what they have in store. As you know by now, the tech giant has been mostly known for the highly popular search engine and the Android operating system. Now Google wants to revolutionize the $100 billion gaming industry which is currently dominated by other
Microsoft seems to have a bag of crucial elements prepared for the launch of the upcoming Xbox Two aka Xbox Scarlett that will reportedly make sure the console is a huge success. Xbox Two vs. PS5 It looks like the Xbox Two could give the PS5 some trouble once both consoles are out. Express.co.uk notes
