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Xbox's May Update Focuses Mostly On Windows 10
May will be a light month in terms of updates for Xbox One, but Windows 10 is getting a number of new Xbox-related features.
You can check out a preview of the next update in the video below, or by heading here. On Xbox One, you will soon be able to turn your console on and off with the Glass app, and you will be able to display photos on your tablet to the Xbox One.
Most of the updates covered in the video focus on Windows 10's Xbox integration. Things like the Xbox One's game DVR will be available on Windows 10 and you will be able to access and edit your avatar using your PC.
[Source: Major Nelson]
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