Sure today's Microsoft E3 keynote was jam-packed full of high octane explosions, but the biggest excitement from the hardware-free event was arguably SmartGlass, a new technology from Redmond that ...

We take a look at Microsoft’s SmartGlass and Internet Explorer for Xbox 360. Game of Thrones bonuses, game-related minimaps, and (kind of) browsing the web. We take a look at Microsoft’s SmartGlass ...

Microsoft wants to spread its Xbox games, video and music well beyond the TV screen -- to phones, tablets and PCs. And on Friday it will launch an application that makes that plan a reality. Late ...

As the rumor mill predicted, Microsoft has unveiled an application called SmartGlass that lets users beam content from their mobile devices to the Xbox 360. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a ...

We spent some time with Microsoft’s newly-announced Xbox SmartGlass app, that allows users to access new type of interactive video and gaming content on their tablet or mobile device. We spent some ...

Microsoft demoed its new Xbox SmartGlass system at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles on Monday. SmartGlass will connect devices running Windows 8, Windows 8 RT (for mobile devices) ...

Microsoft has unveiled a new technology it's calling SmartGlass — a way to share videos and gaming content across a variety of devices. At its keynote event in advance of the Electronic Entertainment ...

While Nintendo (NTDOY) has chosen to create second-screen experiences with the new Wii U GamePad, Microsoft’s (MSFT) strategy for the Xbox 360 involves bringing your own devices (BYOD) with the Xbox ...

Microsoft’s Xbox SmartGlass app is the latest product in the software giant’s longstanding goal to unify all the devices in your home network to share content and offer supporting features. Xbox ...

Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years for a variety of publications, including ZDNet, eWeek and Baseline. She is the author of Microsoft 2.0: How Microsoft plans to stay relevant in ...

LOS ANGELES – There was something revolutionary on display at Microsoft’s pre-E3 media briefing on Monday. Not the games: They were a familiar mix of stealth/action, action/adventure, ...

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