Microsoft is allowing Xbox One owners a chance to see the Xbox Series X interface in action. The new UI revamps the Guide, notifications, parties, and the Activity Feed. Insider previews will ...

The update for all Xbox One owners refreshes several areas of the console's interface with a revised look and feel. The in-game guide is easier to read, with a layout that helps you swap between ...

While current Xbox One consoles will get the Mercury update once it’s ready, Corden reported that the Xbox Series X will use this interface to sell games as well. You may like ...

Microsoft is now rolling out the Xbox One August update, which refreshes some aspects of the user interface ahead of a major redesign that’ll unify how the platform looks across Xbox One, Xbox ...

Microsoft. The Xbox home screen is getting a face-lift. Starting today, Microsoft will begin rolling out a freshly redesigned Xbox home interface across Xbox One, Series S, and Series X consoles.

Xbox consoles will be getting a new user interface next year, with Microsoft now testing a refreshed menu. Yet still, 17 years later, it’s not as fast or as practical as the Xbox 360's “blades ...

The Xbox One user interface has changed a lot since it first launched, and it's set to change further soon--but expect the Xbox Series X to copy it exactly. By James O'Connor on April 7, 2020 at 6 ...

New Xbox Series X user interface. Image source: Microsoft Microsoft explains that gamers will get a unified Xbox experience across One and Series models, and devices that can stream xCloud games ...

It's heavier and a bit taller than the Xbox One S (6.4 pounds and 11.6 x 9.1 x 2.5 inches), but just a tad bit smaller than the PlayStation 4 Pro, which comes in at 7 pounds and 15.6 x 11.6 x 2.6 ...

The Xbox One X is faster than ever, and it also matches up to the majority (55 percent or more) of gaming PCs today—and for only $500. ... User interface is still a mess; Our Verdict.

The Xbox One X is capable of 6 teraflops of compute power, while the Xbox One is closer to having the ability to process 1.32 teraflops, and Xbox One S rings in at 1.4 teraflops.