But I wont get into detail about that till I hear more. But when you put that same thing on an Iphone/other smaller devices, I expect very poor results. #1 the wireless interfacing of the Ipad to the 360 with realtime controles seems very easy and will work without much issue I think.
Ok I have a few things to say about this good and bad. Http:/ / 2012/ 06/ 04/ microsofts-smart-glass-gets-official-app-brings-airplay-esque Http:/ / 2012/ 06/ 04/ internet-explorer-coming-to-xbox-360-kinect-integration-and-all When will we be seeing SmartGlass in living rooms? Unfortunately, not until this fall, so our liveblog photos of the app in action will have to suffice until then." So, you can pinch to zoom, move the onscreen cursor and scroll to your heart's content in Xbox's new web browser using your tablet or phone. "In addition to providing your peripherals with contextual awareness, the SmartGlass app turns your phone into a remote and trackpad for your Xbox, in case using Kinect and regular controllers aren't something you're into. The app also enables peripheral controls for games you're playing - so you can scroll through different plays on your tablet while playing Madden onscreen, for example." Plus, it updates the info on your mobile device as the content on the TV changes. It then turns that second screen into an information window giving you data of the content you're watching.
#Xbox 360 web browser windows 8
SmartGlass brings AirPlay-style wireless technology to Xbox and Windows 8 by letting you send video from your tablet or phone to your TV. "Microsoft may not be introducing a next-gen console at E3 this year, but it is teaching its venerable Xbox 360 some new tricks. It'll hit later this year, right alongside Smart Glass." with full-on Kinect / voice command integration.
"Microsoft just confessed that while other outfits have brought web browsers to televisions, "no one is using them," because "keyboards don't belong in the living room." Aside from thoroughly slamming Google TV, MS just offered its own alternative: Internet Explorer on Xbox 360.
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