Jez Corden

6 days ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

After a year of confusion and concern, Xbox seems to have forged its path forward. Last year, Microsoft revealed that it would be breaking decades of gaming convention by abandoning console exclusives. Memories of the Sega Dreamcast and Windows Phone in the air led many to wonder if Xbox was, perhaps, not long for this world. Fast forward to now, and things are very different. Microsoft announced a wealth of hardware strategies over the past few weeks.

6 days ago | inkl.com | Jez Corden

Xbox Logo. After a year of confusion and concern, Xbox seems to have forged its path forward. Last year, Microsoft revealed that it would be breaking decades of gaming convention by abandoning console exclusives. Memories of the Sega Dreamcast and Windows Phone in the air led many to wonder if Xbox was, perhaps, not long for this world. Fast forward to now, and things are very different. Microsoft announced a wealth of hardware strategies over the past few weeks.

1 week ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

When Microsoft announced the Xbox One X a few years ago, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer then said it would support VR headsets — a first for the ecosystem. Fast forward a short while, and those plans were totally shelved. Xbox has repeatedly said that it has no plans to chase VR in the future, either. Microsoft has had a weird relationship with virtual reality and augmented reality.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jez Corden

Oakley and Meta's new smart glasses are built for athletes, and they look insaneThe Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses are a new breed of 'Performance AI glasses' designed to give you an edge. What you need to know Oakley and Meta …

1 week ago | inkl.com | Jez Corden

HoloLens. When Microsoft announced the Xbox One X a few years ago, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer then said it would support VR headsets — a first for the ecosystem. Fast forward a short while, and those plans were totally shelved. Xbox has repeatedly said that it has no plans to chase VR in the future, either. Microsoft has had a weird relationship with virtual reality and augmented reality.