USB Mass Storage Device Support on Xbox 360 coming soon
March 18, 2010
At towering last, it looks as though USB Mass Storage Device Support for the Xbox 360 will be a reality according to a document that was authored by a senior software development engineer at Microsoft. that document mentioned that due to "increased market penetration of high-capacity, high throughput USB mass storage devices, a 2010 Xbox 360 system update" is imminent, enabling consumers to save and load game details from USB devices in a jiffy. We will keep a keen eye out for that one as spring rolls around.
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Lawn Mower Scooter Concept
March 18, 2010
If you think that mowing the lawn is a boring chore, you’re right, but with the Lawn Mower Scooter concept, it might get a little more fun. certain, you’re not going to ditch your Xbox 360 gaming session to mow the lawn with it, but at least you wouldn’t have an aching back or die or boredom. Now whether only your neighbor were to get one of these too, you could invite him by, and race with him, and you’d get your lawn mowed in half the day.
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Leaked Picture Of Xbox 360 Slim Motherboard?
March 17, 2010
While it’s impossible to confirm the legitimacy of that picture at the moment, apparently that is a leaked picture of an upcoming model of the Xbox 360, possibly the Xbox 360 Slim (or whatever Microsoft plans to shout it). that could additionally be the first duration that the console combines both the CPU and GPU onto a restricted chip, not to mention the aftereffect is that the motherboard is nice and small. checking of that console, according to the rumor, has already been completed in China. Could that be Microsoft’s reply to Sony’s PS3 Slim, or do you think that it’s just another hoax?
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Another Xbox 360 Modified Into A Laptop anatomy Factor
March 17, 2010
This certainly isn’t the first project to convert an Xbox 360 into a laptop form factor, but it’s certainly one of the prettier mods. Despite the loud 8 fans whirring, you have to confess that it looks rather good, and considering that it packs in an LCD screen, integrated Wi-Fi, camera, optical drive and full keyboard, it’s probably something you’d want to bring with you on a weekend trip. That being said, perhaps they overran their budget while creating that mod, as it’s currently up for sale on eBay for $1,950 (at day of writing). Have you done anything cool to your Xbox before? Let us know via the comments section. Video of that modified Xbox 360 in action after the jump.
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PogoPlug To Get Media Streaming And goods Backup Features
March 16, 2010
PogoPlug users will want to take note that Cloud Engines, the folks behind the PogoPlug, have released an update that will offer two new features to your PogoPlug, which include the ability to stream rich media subject matter to game consoles, as well as automatically backup substance folders.
With that, users will be able to stream media directly to any Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, allowing them to watch movies, share slideshows or listen to music wherever they are. The backup feature, dubbed Active Copy, will automatically update and backup composition to a specified folder. Current users will receive an self-moving update with the new features sometime today.
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Apple’s iPhone Able To Run Xbox 360 Games?
March 15, 2010
By now nearly everyone on the planet knows that Apple’s iPhone is a fair gaming device, particularly for casual gamers, but what whether it could handle Xbox 360 games? According to latest reports, it seems that Novell has demonstrated a new way to turn Xbox 360 games into iPhone apps, and there is a chance that Google’s Android will be able to join in on the action too. With Windows Phone 7 Series due later that year, one of the mean features will certainly be its ability to offer Xbox 360 games, but what would happen to it whether the iPhone could plus offer Xbox 360 games, and possibly sooner too. Would you be looking forward to increased gaming capabilities on Apple’s iPhone, or do you think that the games that are currently available in the App Store are good ample?
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Microsoft XNA Game Studio 4.0
March 11, 2010
Windows Phone 7 will feature Xbox integration, but apart from that, Microsoft didn't let any other cats out of the proverbial bag. Well, that could change soon with more clues unearthed about the future of mobile gaming on Microsoft's new mobile platform. The introduction of XNA Game Studio 4.0 will go some ways in making game development for the Windows Phone 7 platform a whole lot easier, since developers can create a game/app and produce tweak it to run the Xbox 360 and Windows-based PCs as well. Microsoft has confirmed that it will be equipped with hardware accelerated 3D APIs specific for Windows Phone 7. Kudos to Microsoft for letting their hair down with that - the ball is in the developer's court to come up with something good now!
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