Microsoft isn’t launching its Xbox handheld this year, but Asus might be
I understand the Xbox work that has hit the headlines this week is actually called Project Kennan, not Keenan. I’m told that Kennan is the codename for a handheld that is being manufactured by Asus, and it’s part of a larger effort from Microsoft to unify Windows and Xbox towards a universal library of Xbox and PC games.
Six ways Microsoft’s portable Xbox could be a Steam Deck killer
To be worthy of the Xbox brand, Microsoft needs to design a front-end that is built from the ground up for handheld use case. That means large, easy-to-read design elements that can be easily navigated and selected without a mouse. It also means following SteamOS's example in surfacing the settings and tools most important to gamers.
Folding screens are one of the pieces of consumer tech that tells me we're definitely living in the future. Not necessarily ...
Microsoft plans to enter the PC gaming handheld market with an Xbox-branded device, codenamed "Keenan," expected to release ...
Microsoft is apparently developing an Xbox-branded gaming handheld device, set to launch later this year, marking its entry ...
According to a new report, Microsoft will partner will a gaming PC manufacturer on the first official Xbox handheld console ...
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Been feeling a bit of doom and gloom over the current state of Xbox hardware? That might change this year, as Xbox is ...
The Retroid Pocket Classic will be the company's first device with a 4nm chip, although it's likely to be a midrange affair.
Microsoft's first full foray into PC gaming handhelds begins with a partner device set to launch later this year, with its ...
Between screens that crumpled and bulged to trifold smartphones, to a foldable handheld, the Samsung Display booth at MWC was ...
Only a small fraction of developers’ ideas for games ever actually get made. Even ones that make it through the prototype ...
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