How’s your Labor Day weekend going? America may be grilling and drinking and all that, but we’re still here keeping you current on the latest tech news, including
For several months, it seemed like Microsoft was phasing Kinect out entirely. It all started with the introduction of the $399 Xbox One back in June. Microsoft went ahead and
Back in mid-May, Microsoft announced [https://www.besttechie.com/2014/05/13/microsoft-announces-399-kinect-less-xbox-one-entertainment-apps-now-free-to-use-without-xbox-live-gold/] that it would offer Xbox One consoles without the Kinect peripheral, dropping the system’s price by
Microsoft has yet to begin selling the Xbox One Kinect on its own, but it appears GameStop might soon. The video game retailer is now accepting Kinect trade-ins from customers
After months of rumors and speculation, Microsoft has announced the arrival of a new Xbox One [http://news.xbox.com/2014/05/xbox-delivering-more-choices]: one that’s wholeheartedly cheaper overall, and
One of the biggest points of contention since the launch of the Xbox One last year was the inclusion of the Kinect, the motion-sensing, voice-command-hearing gaming peripheral that some say
A post on the Verge [http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/19/5226936/microsoft-alex-kipman-wearable-windows] today reports that Alex Kipman—who’s known as one of Microsoft’s “fathers of Kinect”
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