Xbox TV, Facebook feelings, Reddit, and more - 90 Seconds on The Verge: Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
Xbox TV, Facebook feelings, Reddit, and more - 90 Seconds on The Verge: Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
2013-04-10
it's Wednesday April 10 2013 I'm Sam
sheffer and you may have seen me on the
front page of reddit your boss is a
monster Thank You Alexis this is 90
seconds on the verge Microsoft is
prepping features for the next Xbox that
could make it the central piece of your
living room set up sources have revealed
that the new xbox will take inputs from
a cable box and overlay its own
interface similar to Google TV support
for different cable services will be
rolled out over time but the basic
functionality will be there at launch
Microsoft is expected to hold an Xbox
event in late May and will probably
learn more about his TV features then if
Facebook home is a look at the future
the social networks new status updates
are a blast from the past your updates
can now be tagged with specific
activities things like what you're
watching reading or listening to the
feature also encourages users to tag any
related items all the better for
facebook to collect data for graph
search users can even tag how they're
feeling complete with emoticons come on
you know you want to use it the White
House is published its proposed budget
for 2014 and drones are taking a serious
hit spending on drones by all branches
of the military will be 2.5 billion
dollars next year that's down from three
point eight billion dollars for this
year a decrease of around thirty percent
overall the budget calls for 526 point
six billion dollars in discretionary
defense spending it's worth noting that
this is just a proposal the budget still
has to survive Congress and that's it
for today's top stories tune in tomorrow
for a look at the art world's use of
negative space why so sad
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