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Forums - Microsoft - Xbox one smartglass: whats news and whats different

http://news.xbox.com/2013/09/ent-xbox-one-smartglass

-Launches on Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, iOS, Android

-Can begin background matchmaking for a game through SmartGlass

-able to connect up to 16 SmartGlass devices concurrently

-talks directly to your Xbox One over your Wi-Fi or LAN network

-can offer contextual assistance to players through a "help" button 

-send/receive messages, check achievements, view friends

-pin games to your Xbox One dashboard

-access the Xbox Games Store

-access GameDVR clips that you and your friends create

-control set-top boxes and television (volume, channel, etc)

-navigate through One Guide

-currently have announced companion apps for Dead Rising 3 and Project Spark



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How about posting some highlights from the article, instead of just a link?

Edit: On topic - It's nice to see that the SmartGlass app isn't being limited to just Windows 8 devices.



Arcturus said:

How about posting some highlights from the article, instead of just a link?

Edit: On topic - It's nice to see that the SmartGlass app isn't being limited to just Windows 8 devices.


Hahaha yeah.

Smartglass wouldn't affect my buying habbits but it's still something I'll try out.



its already a pretty good app. I look forward to it on the xbox one even more.



Azerth said:

http://news.xbox.com/2013/09/ent-xbox-one-smartglass


-able to connect up to 16 SmartGlass devices concurrently



This is major. There's a lot of potential there.

From potential of multiple airstrikes in titles like The Division (as demonstrated at e3 on one smartglass) - to casual & social  trivia/gameshow/board game types where friends or party guests could just pull out their phones and join the game - if developers choose to find a way to utilise this to its full potential - this could develop entirely new ways to play.

While maybe not as earthshattering as the invention of the analogue stick or something equally significant - it's still a cool little thing.