Microsoft has attempted to reassure privacy-perplexed gamers that the new Xbox One will not be a permanent spy camera in their living room, promising that the updated Kinect sensor will support ...

The new Kinect will ship with every Xbox One later this year ... the Kinect has also improved how it senses people and objects in a room. Todd Holmdahl, the Microsoft vice president in charge ...

However, the Xbox One could use a bit more polish before ... even frame the shot based on how many people are in the room. However, Kinect is finicky. It won't recognize every command immediately ...

When Xbox One is on and you’re simply having a conversation in your living room, your conversation is not being recorded or uploaded." [3] Players will also control whether Kinect is on ...

There are no bands to wear, no attachments to worry about. Kinect sees and tracks each user in the room. Read: Xbox One Review – Six Months Later The original Kinect enhanced the casual game ...

It's a huge reversal for Microsoft, which had previously talked up the $500 (£399 UK price) of the Xbox One with the bundled Kinect 2.0 to be the undisputed ruler of the living room ...

but what if you're playing in a really small room, or another environment that just isn't conducive to motion-based control? And then there's the privacy aspect. With the Xbox One, Kinect is ...

But several months into the Xbox One’s run, I’ve stumbled ... Molyneux takes a shot at Microsoft’s living room ear-eye: I actually wish Kinect wasn’t a requirement. It feels like an ...

For all the buzz about the new Kinect that will ship with the Xbox One, there are remarkably few facts to go around. Sources trumpet its infrared-enabled ability to detect motion in a dark room ...

Check out how we test and review games here “Delivering more choices” was how Microsoft chose to announce that it was offering a Kinect-less Xbox ... room by a motion control system too far ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Another backflip? Back in May, Microsoft said that you'll need have the motion-sensing Kinect plugged in at all times in order for your Xbox One ...

Unfortunately, the answer is no. Microsoft has confirmed to Ars Technica that the new generation Kinect that comes packaged with every Xbox One console has a proprietary connector that can not be ...