Microsoft To Unveil New Music Service For Xbox at E3
Microsoft is said to be previewing their newest music service for their video game console, Xbox 360, at this year’s E3. According to a news article from The Verge, Microsoft is said to have it codenamed “Woodstock” and it is to provide a Spotify-Like experience to users. The service is said not to require an browser plug-in, and will have facebook connectivity. The music service is also said to have a feature similar to iTunes Match, which would allow users to migrate existing songs into the new service.
“Woodstock” will also provide function to Windows 8 devices and computers, which is said to be when the product will launch. The product is also said to be replacing the Zune music service, but anyone holding a Zune pass will be able to use it with the new music service.
Check out the original article posted on The Verve: http://www.theverge.com/2012/4/25/2973682/microsoft-xbox-live-music-service-codename-woodstock-e3-2012
E3 or Electronic Entertainment Expo, is an annual trade fair held for the computer and video game industry. The conference is held for developers and companies to showcase new services, video games, and video game related hardware.
