Xbox One users can now record over-the-air TV from broadcast networks like ABC, CBS and NBC without subscribing to cable, thanks to a new app from connected DVR maker Tablo. This comes after Microsoft ...

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CNET's sister site GameSpot is the world's leading site for video game news, reviews, features, and more. Visit us at www.gamespot.com. The Xbox One's upcoming feature to record over-the-air-TV will ...

When the Xbox One's new DVR functionality for over-the-air TV programming launches in 2016, it will initially be available only in three markets. Microsoft confirmed on Monday that those regions are ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft announced that it was, at least temporarily, cancelling its plans to introduce TV DVR functionality on Xbox One. Officially, Microsoft said the feature was "on hold." Now ...

Based in the UK and adores venturing through FPS horrors and taking photos in pretty much anything with a functioning photo mode. Also likes car games. The popular Xbox DVR service that allows clips ...

The Xbox One and PS4 both brought a DVR feature to the table when they released back in 2013. This enables players to record chunks of their gameplay retrospectively, as well as live. Of course, ...

Xbox director of program management Jason Ronald in an interview on the Iron Lords podcast was asked if there were plans to improve Game DVR on Xbox consoles. Ronald says the video capture and sharing ...

According to a new report, Microsoft will be adding Xbox Game DVR integration into the Windows 10 Photos app, meaning that you'll be able to edit and upload your game clips from within the app.

Microsoft has confirmed that recordings made using the Xbox One's DVR feature can only be shared over Xbox Live at launch. According to Destructoid, a demonstration of the console feature codenamed ...

Microsoft’s next Xbox console will have all sorts of bells and whistles, including Blu-ray, broadcast DVR, and—eventually—augmented-reality glasses, according to one report. Xbox World, a magazine ...