Microsoft is busy getting ready for its Xbox One release around the globe, but that doesn’t mean that it hasn’t been able to find time to release a new Xbox One edition of its SmartGlass app that allows owners of smartphones and tablets to interact with their new game console without having to pick up a controller.

While Microsoft’s E3 media event may not have satisfied those with an incessant craving for new, power-laden hardware, the were still plenty of presentations to arouse the interest of us tech fans, and none perhaps were more exciting than the software maker’s SmartGlass.

Not long ago, there was a rumor that Microsoft was going to announce a feature called SmartGlass for tablets and phones at E3, allowing users to interact with content on the Xbox using their “second-screen” devices. Well, that rumor has panned out to be true; during its E3 keynote, Microsoft did officially announce the service.