Microsoft is rolling out this March the first major update for its Xbox One game console to address issues with the Xbox Live service, a tech site reported Thursday.
The Verge cited sources familiar with Microsoft's plans as saying the major update will also include "other system fixes."
"Party-chat problems and issues with the usability and placement of social features of Xbox Live will be improved with the update," it said.
It added a forum poster at NeoGAF first disclosed the update, and claimed Microsoft will release a white version of the Xbox One console in October.
Other rumored plans include a 1TB version of the Xbox One to be released in November, it added.
Still other rumors include an Xbox One without a Blu-ray drive, a Bluetooth adapter, and launch dates for the console worldwide, it added.
Blu-ray drive
Also, The Verge confirmed Microsoft "has been testing versions of its console without a Blu-ray drive." — TJD, GMA News
source: gmanetwork.com
