URTYK escribió:"One of the monthly updates that you'll get on [Xbox One] is gonna change from the Windows 8 kernel that's in there now to the Windows 10 kernel," Microsoft Xbox lead Phil Spencer said during a group interview in Redmond, WA. yesterday. "I know a lot of people are excited about things like Cortana and other features they see on Windows 10. Obviously getting on the Windows 10 kernel - well, it's not really the kernel - but Windows 10 OS inside of Xbox One is an important first step to unlock a lot of what Joe showed."
Okay, let's back up: the long and short is that, during an upcoming monthly update to the Xbox One, the console is going to flip from Windows 8-based to Windows 10-based. That doesn't necessarily mean new features at first (stuff like Microsoft's voice-based personal assistant, Cortana, which Microsoft's Joe Belfiore spoke about on stage yesterday), and it doesn't necessarily mean a dashboard refresh.
In the long run, however? That's exactly what it means. Spencer's talked to us about Cortana coming to Xbox One in the past, so it's not a huge surprise to hear that that stuff is almost certainly heading to Microsoft's game console.
As for a refreshed look, this is the first we're hearing. Spencer's got nothing to say specifically, but he made sure to point out that the mockups shown on stage were meant as little more than a conceptual visual.
"I don't want anybody to take away that that's the next dash for the Xbox," Spencer said. "We haven't talked about a new UI or anything. There's nothing wrong with that picture other than it's nothing that we said that's what we're going to ship. I don't want anybody to go off in the wrong direction on the pictures." The point, he said, was to present a broad variety of devices running Windows 10 with "a common UI." That is indeed the longterm point of Windows 10 -- hell, even the short term point -- but the visual above is not representative of the future look of the Xbox One OS.
So what will Windows 10 look like on Xbox One? Probably a lot like it does right now, albeit with refreshed universal apps (photos, music, and more are all getting a refresh with multi-device use in mind) and DirectX 12 support (read: prettier graphics).
Resumiendo:
En una de las actualizaciones mensuales se pasará al kernel de W10.
Cortana llegará a One (no precisamente al principio)
No habrá nuevo dash (las imágenes de los diferentes dispositivos son "generalizadas")
Habrá más juego cruzado de juegos first party y se abre la puerta a los third con la llegada de W10.
Quieren que se pueda ver la tele en la XBOX ONE y a la vez hacer streaming en otro dispositivo (aún es algo que buscan conseguir)
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