As expected, Microsoft has unveiled their Xbox Music service today during E3.
The service will be made available to Xbox 360, Windows 8 and Windows Phone users later in the year.
As is their new ecosystem standard, the service will use the Metro interface, and include a social networking aspect to see what friends are listening to.
Furthermore, Microsoft has kept the Zune Smart DJ feature from years past. The entire library of music will be over 30 million tracks.
Although not expressly saying it, the service will also be available on iOS, Android, and on desktops, as well.
(Pic via Verge)
As is their new ecosystem standard, the service will use the Metro interface, and include a social networking aspect to see what friends are listening to.
Furthermore, Microsoft has kept the Zune Smart DJ feature from years past. The entire library of music will be over 30 million tracks.
Although not expressly saying it, the service will also be available on iOS, Android, and on desktops, as well.
(Pic via Verge)
