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The June update for Xbox One will allow you to use external storage, use real names for friends, and choose an automatic sign-in account.

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Microsoft's move to offer Xbox One without the Kinect again raises a looming question: just what are non-users missing out on?

The newest trailer for Fantasia: Music Evolved takes players into space. And of course, they're playing "Rocketman."

Microsoft VP for devices and studios Yusuf Mehdi signaled that removing Kinect may free up more processing power for games, but still feels that having the Kinect attached is "the premium experience."

Microsoft is introducing an Xbox One without Kinect included. It will launch on June 9 for $399.

With the next system update, Microsoft is asking for fans to provide their own voice samples to help improve their voice recognition software.

Soda Drinker Pro, an odd first-person soda-drinking game, is coming to Xbox One with Kinect support. Already available now for PC with Oculus Rift support, Soda Drinker Pro has players drinking various carbonated beverages in a variety of environments.

Today, Microsoft revealed what the final retail version of Kinect v2 for PC will look like.