Xbox One wireless controllers to come to Windows

Gamers with Windows-based rigs, better start saving up: Microsoft is rolling out soon an adapter that allows Xbox One controllers to connect to Windows PCs wirelessly.

A report on PC World quoted Xbox head Phil Spencer as saying the wireless adapter for Xbox One controllers may come later this year, getting rid of the USB tether.

While the Xbox 360 controller for Windows had a wireless model, Microsoft stopped making the adapter easily available.

A report on PC World said this move may be part of Microsoft's drive to unify the Xbox and Windows ecosystems, or "to keep the Xbox semi-relevant to PC gamers." —Joel Locsin/JST, GMA News

source: gmanetwork.com

Xbox live Update October 2011

There's an Xbox Live update hitting your Xbox 360 console but as usual there's no new features and no change, only a general maintenance update.

But anyone with any sense of curiosity to believe that this preliminary update for what will be a massive overhaul of the system next month. Microsoft has made major changes in the Xbox 360 firmware constant in recent years, and this should be as large as all the others.

Major Nelson said that this is a general system maintenance update and there are no new features that will show up once your system has been updated.