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July 28, 2014

The cloud is becoming the hub of the emerging intelligent data ecosystem

“As we embed more and more sensors and intelligent devices into our infrastructure, this intelligent data ecosystem evolves into the Internet of your Things to create business models that are far different than today’s largely static information architectures,” Jon C. Arnold writes in a blog post.

July 28, 2014

Watch the first trailer for ‘Atari: Game Over’ documentary, coming to Xbox this fall

The trailer includes interviews with everyone from the creator of the game to the people of Alamogordo. It’s a dramatic story, and one you won’t want to miss.

July 28, 2014

3 new maps, Black Market coming with ‘Titanfall’ downloadable content pack July 31

A second downloadable content pack due out for your favorite game with gigantic robots is due out July 31, when “Titanfall: Frontier’s Edge” for Xbox One and Xbox 360 brings you three new maps, a new Black Market, new achievements and multiple tweaks and updates.

July 28, 2014

Get ripped with P90X for Xbox Fitness, now available exclusively on Xbox One

Thirty days. Take those days and with the help of P90X for Xbox Fitness, this extreme workout program from trainer Tony Horton, you can get ripped from head to toe.

July 28, 2014

Video: The ‘Halo: Nightfall’ panel at Comic-Con features stars and creators

If you weren’t at San Diego Comic-Con to check out the panel on “Halo: Nightfall” – or if you were there and just couldn’t make it – 343 Industries has your back, posting the nearly one-hour session online.

July 28, 2014

Yeah, ‘Project Totem’ is cute, but it requires serious puzzle chops

“Project Totem,” developed by Microsoft’s Press Play studio, is colorful, cute – and deceptively challenging as players at the Xbox Lounge at the San Diego Comic-Con learned over the weekend.

July 28, 2014

Lumia 930, Windows 8.1 and OneDrive make families the stars of the UK’s Cornbury festival

Families who attended the U.K.’s Cornbury music festival earlier this month got to star in their own film and watch it there – thanks to the Lumia 930, Windows 8.1 and OneDrive – in a live demo called “One Experience.”

July 28, 2014

Microsoft Software & Systems Academy expands to Camp Pendleton, Fort Hood

On Monday, Microsoft announced it has expanded a software development and training program for U.S. active duty service members transitioning out of the service. The Microsoft Software & Systems Academy, launched in 2013 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state, is now operating at Camp Pendleton in California and Fort Hood in Texas.

July 28, 2014

Xbox Games with Gold for August includes ‘Crimson Dragon,’ ‘Strike Suit Zero’ for Xbox One

Get ready for August and Games with Gold offerings for Xbox Live Gold members, with “Crimson Dragon” and “Strike Suit Zero” becoming free downloads for the month, starting Aug. 1, and replacing current Xbox One Games with Gold titles. On Xbox 360, “Motocross Madness” (normally $9.99) will be free for Xbox Live Gold members from Aug. 1-15. Then, Aug. 16-31, “Dishonored” (normally $19.99) will be available.

July 28, 2014

‘The Witcher III: Wild Hunt’ forces tough, and often demonic, decisions

“The Witcher III: Wild Hunt” is a massive and beautiful open-world, role-playing game in which you’ll be forced to make tough decisions, sacrifice others for the greater good and travel into the darkest depths of both the world and your own psyche, writes Xbox Wire.