When it launched last year, Xbox Music was trapped in a Microsoft-only b ubble.Starting today, Xbox Music will expand its reach to hundreds of millions of mobile users with Android and iOS apps.

Microsoft today confirmed that Xbox Music will be pre-loaded onto all Xbox Ones, though the initial paid service will require a day one patch and won’t support SmartGlass or listening to music ...

Xbox Music clearly has an uphill battle: It’s expected to have 200,000 users by the end of the year. Compare that to Spotify’s 9.3 million … and feel a little sad for Microsoft. But ...

Xbox Music is an unlimited streaming music service in the same vein as competitors such as Spotify and Rdio. It costs $9.99 per month, and in addition to Xbox One and Xbox 360 support, ...

Microsoft has big plans for its new Xbox Music service when Windows 8 arrives on Oct. 26 and Windows Phone 8 a few days later on Oct. 29, but if you’re a gamer and you’d rather not wait, it ...

Xbox Music first rolled out in October 2012, and became Microsoft's replacement for the failed Zune service and devices. Initially revealed at the company's E3 2012 press conference, Xbox Music ...

Microsoft is giving a big boost to its Xbox Music business this fall, partly by expanding its digital music service to both Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android platform.

Xbox music as mentioned above is a revamp of Zune, Windows 7 and Windows Phone 7 both have access to those services now in the form of Zune desktop client and the built in capability of the phone.

Xbox Music has just launched on Xbox 360. It will spread to Windows 8 when the new OS is released later this month. * Xbox Music ad-supported streaming is free on Windows 8 devices, but they will ...

Xbox Music users will be able to listen to a catalog of 30 million songs for free through Microsoft’s Xbox gaming console and on computers and tablets running Windows 8, ...

If Xbox Music ever actually completes that climb, we’ll have to wait and see. But for the time being, the app seems like a simple offering that may have been competitive a few years ago, but not ...