Spoticast gets a new Xbox-focused UI update. Microsoft clears up more details around Xbox One X while the guys share more thoughts on the console, and Premier League soccer is going cable-free. The post Entertainment 2.0 #413: Like Getting the PC for Fre

Sling TV brings DVR functionality to Windows and Xbox. Mohu has a new antenna. Spotify is in the Windows Store, and Xbox avatars are getting more fun and diverse. The post Entertainment 2.0 #412: Those Are Some Cool Moms appeared first on The Digital Med

Microsoft’s announcements from E3 dominated the news and this episode. Project Scorpio has a name, price, and release date. There were also tons of games! We break down the pros and cons of Xbox One X and more! The post Entertainment 2.0 #411: Xbox One X

Plex brings its DVR and live TV to multiple clients. SoundCloud comes to Windows 10 and Xbox. Microsoft releases their E3 schedule, and we wonder if Windows 10 ‘CShell’ even matters. The post Entertainment 2.0 #410: The Discovery Hole appeared first on T

Microsoft brings a new name and new features to Beam. Xbox Game Pass is made official. PlayOn Cloud makes some welcome changes, and Microsoft may not be done with mobile hardware. The post Entertainment 2.0 #409: Turn Off Your Mic! appeared first on The

Amazon brings their 4k UHD content to the Xbox One S, and the console gets Windows Sonic and Dolby Atmos for Headphones. There’s also a new Surface Pro. The post Entertainment 2.0 #408: 4k Amazon and Windows Sonic appeared first on The Digital Media Zone

At Build Microsoft revealed plans for the future of Windows, showed off a Cortana-powered speaker, and gave more mixed reality details. The Xbox One also received some new features, and there's a huge sale on backward-compatible games. The post Entertain

In an event largely focused on the education sector, Microsoft announced Windows 10 S and unveiled the Surface Laptop. Our listeners also came to the rescue of another. The post Entertainment 2.0 #406: Windows 10 RT appeared first on The Digital Media Zo

Windows has a new feature called Windows Sonic, and it offers a pretty cool way of experiencing three-dimensional sound. The Xbox gets gamerpics, and Samsung invents a new HDR standard. The post Entertainment 2.0 #405: Sonic Spatial Sound appeared first

Microsoft’s rapid release strategy means we’re already seen tons of new features on the Xbox. Plus more details about a Cortana-powered speaker, a May event, and a new holographic headset. The post Entertainment 2.0 #404: Podcast Not Found appeared first