Here comes SmartGlass: Xbox ‘second screen’ rollout starts with Windows 8. by Todd Bishop on October 23, 2012 at 6:05 am October 23, 2012 at 6:05 am ...

Xbox One SmartGlass app now available for Windows Phones. by Alexa Ray Corriea. Source Windows Phone Store. Nov 19, 2013, 2:31 PM UTC ...

Microsoft has just announced Xbox SmartGlass, an app for Windows 8 PCs, as well as tablets and mobile devices, that not only lets users control video playback on their Xbox 360, but also displays ...

SmartGlass for iOS: Microsoft turns iPhone and iPad into true Xbox 360 companions. by Todd Bishop on November 7, 2012 at 4:37 am November 7, 2012 at 4:40 am.

An evolution of the existing Xbox Companion app for Windows Phone 7 and Windows 8, SmartGlass will allow users to interact with the Xbox using any smartphone or tablet. Devices with SmartGlass ...

SmartGlass, introduced at E3 in 2012, has slowly ramped up as a ‘second-screen’ service, allowing those with smartphones and tablets to augment what is seen on screen.The SmartGlass service is ...

Xbox SmartGlass will be released by Microsoft in Fall 2012 for Windows, iOS and Android devices. Find me on Twitter . Editorial Standards Reprints & Permissions ...

Microsoft has started rolling out an Xbox One version of its SmartGlass app for Windows Phone. While many of the features, including remote control and SmartGlass companions, are the same as the ...

One of the cooler apps for Windows 8 is SmartGlass, which offers clever "second screen" experiences for Xbox users. But SmartGlass is also the very definition of a walled-garden platform.

The last time the SmartGlass app for Windows Phone received an update was way back in January. For that release, we didn’t have a changelog and today, we bring the same news. Version 1.7.2.0 is ...

If the virtues of SmartGlass appeal on your non-Windows tablet or phone, the logic of bringing your PC into the same ecosystem may be compelling. Xbox gaming is extended onto the Windows 8 desktop.

Users can either download SmartGlass as either a Windows Phone application or as a Windows 8.1 app (as pictured above), as well as for most Android 4.0+ smartphones and iOS, to boot.