Microsoft announces backward compatibility, a new controller, new user interface design, and game streaming to PCs from the Xbox One at E3. There's also three new Windows phones coming! The post Entertainment 2.0 #333: E3 2015 appeared first on The Digit

Microsoft is killing a killer product. Apple Music isn't a music revolution. Microsoft is scooping their own E3 press conference. Verizon is launching a new Windows Phone, and Plex is getting more secure. The post Entertainment 2.0 #332: Killing the Kill

Windows 10 is officially coming July 29th. We talk about whether it's ready, pricing, and how to get it. Plus we discuss background music playback along with free and discounted games on Xbox One. The post Entertainment 2.0 #331: Windows 10 is Coming Soo

We take an in-depth look at Xbox Music. Microsoft releases an Xbox One TV tuner. Edge is bringing 7.1 audio to the web browser. Charter is buying Time Warner Cable, and Josh goes off about Windows 10...again! The post Entertainment 2.0 #330: It’s S

One man switches from Windows Media Center to Plex for his movie library while another is attempting to save Media Center. There were a couple of big releases for the Xbox One, and the guys are trying to understand Microsoft's plans for keeping Windows P

Microsoft announces the many SKUs of Windows 10. The Xbox One gets another update. Two new Windows Phones are coming soon, and Ultra HD Blu-ray sees its specifications finalized. The post Entertainment 2.0 #328: Gangster Error appeared first on The Digit

Marques Lyons comes on to discuss using an Xbox One to cut the cable cord, Windows Media Center is being removed from Windows 10, there are finally rumors of flagship Windows Phones, and so much more! The post Entertainment 2.0 #327: Long Live Media Cent

The Xbox One gets Miracast support while the supporting Xbox apps get a wealth of updates. At Build Microsoft announces a last-ditch plan to solve the app problem in Windows, and a way to turn your phone into the only computer you need. The post Entertai

SiliconDust announces HDHomeRun DVR, PlayOn brings premium networks to your devices, iHeartRadio lands on Xbox One, Polk Audio's Stirker Zx headset is reviewed, and YouTube shows why apps on platforms that don't receive updates is a bad idea. The post En

Microsoft brings an OTA tuner to American Xbox Ones while addressing the system’s power consumption. They've released a new phone, and the Star Wars digital release was a rights management mess. The post Entertainment 2.0 #324: Catastrophic Power Savings