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.
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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.
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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.
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