Xbox’s Mike Ybarra announced in Twitter early today that a small group of preview members will start receiving invites on September 16, at 6PM PT / 9PM ET / 2AM BST. Microsoft is looking to serious feedback to get Windows 10 ready for Xbox One, as such the company will be inviting Xbox Preview members with record of sending frequent and useful feedback to the company in the past. The invitation is also going to be optional, which means that if you receive an invite you will have the right to decline and continue with your current program, in case you think the software won’t be stable enough to have a good gaming experience. The next major upgrade for Xbox One will introduce a new dashboard similar to the Xbox app for Windows 10 with Cortana integration, there will be an updated Store and OneGuide, and new improvements will focus on making the experience faster and more complete. The software giant will begin rolling the new version of Xbox One based on the Windows 10 kernel very soon, and we’re expecting the company to release the final version in November, which also is going to include backward compatibility support with Xbox 360 games. Source Mike Ybarra link 1, link 2 via Windows Central All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
