Microsoft Ink Multiple TV Content Deals for Xbox 360 360 Live

Microsoft has had another step toward its goal of creating its Xbox 360 360 gaming console probably the most helpful and ubiquitous box within the family room.our editor recommendsE3 Daily Dispatch: Microsoft introducing Live TV and Voice-Controlled Entertainment to Xbox 360 360 Ubisoft Offers Free Tom Clancy Video Game On Wednesday, the program maker stated it's struck handles some three dozen designers and marketers of TV content from 20 nations, including Bravo, Comcast, Cinemax Go, FiOS and SyFy, for live as well as on-demand tv shows. Customers will still require a subscription to some traditional provider of TV, however the Xbox 360 360 Live service will place the content on multiple TV screens without resorting to several boxes, and it'll make finding shows simpler. PHOTOS: Netflix's 10 Most Leased Movies ever The service, available around Christmas, uses the Kinect gaming device to get rid of the requirement for multiple controllers for switching between live TV, on-demand shows or doing offers. Rather, TV is going to be controlled through voice control or arm motions, so no complicated button-sequences to fumble with. Here's how Microsoft referred to that part of the Xbox 360 360 upgrades in the announcement on Wednesday: "Using voice search with Bing on Xbox 360, easily look across a number of top quality services and take part in the programming you would like without ever raising a finger. Getting trouble finding last evening's episode from the Office? It's now merely a voice command away. Just say 'Xbox, Bing, Work and Xbox 360 finds it." Related Subjects Comcast Microsoft Cinemax Work Bravo SyFy Xbox 360