Xbox Project Scorpio: Microsoft to Unveil 4k-ready Xbox on June 11

Microsoft has urged Xbox fans to “brace for big news” at its E3 press conference in June in Los Angeles. The conference will be used as the platform to shed more light on the hardware aspect of the console which is set to include 4K gaming, rather than just 4K video streaming that’s available with the Xbox One S.

The company tweeted out an invite to its annual E3 media briefing, which features a teaser render of Scorpio's supposedly 4K-capable CPU/GPU combo. Unlike previous years, Microsoft's press conference is taking place on the Sunday before E3, rather than the Monday. Those interested can tune in at 14:00 PDT on June 11 to find out more.

First announced at E3 2016, Project Scorpio will be an upgraded version of the Xbox One. The company claims that Project Scorpio to be “the most powerful console ever”. Unlike the PlayStation 4 Pro, the Project Scorpio will be a generation leap.

The Scorpio will be a beast, as it comes with 6 teraflops of computational power and 320GB/s of memory bandwidth. It will have 8GB of graphics memory. The Project Scorpio will be fully backwards compatible with the Xbox One, including all games, Kinect and accessories. The Scorpio is designed to handle VR, Microsoft hasn’t confirmed compatibility with any existing handsets such as the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.

The upcoming console will not get exclusive games, however. Xbox Chief told Windows Central in an interview that no games are designed exclusively for Project Scorpio. “As we announced at E3, Scorpio will be 100% compatible with all Xbox One titles and there will be no Scorpio exclusive games, pending any potential unique accessories such as VR. Experienced developers who make PC games or ship their titles on multiple platforms are very familiar with the development process of targeting multiple performance configurations.”

What expect form Apple Event September 9, 2015

Event: San Francisco on Wednesday at 10:30 pm (IST)

iPhone 6s and 6s Plus : 

Wednesday’s event is likely to bring the debut of the iPhone 6s and 6s plus. The primary upgrades will come internally, with a new “A9” processor and increase in RAM form 1GB to 2GB. Capacity is unlikely to change, starting at 32GB to 128GB, 16GB skip may be.

Camera 12MP back and 5MP Selfi. That larger rear component might add a new white subpixel — helping with low-light performance, while some rumors have suggested that the selfie camera could gain its own flash and the ability to capture slow-motion video at 60 frames per second.

Speaking of new features, many believe that Force Touch will make the leap from the Apple Watch to the iPhone 6s and 6s plus.

The new iPhones may be thicker than the current versions.

Color: New Rose Gold color option to match the Apple Watch.

Apple TV 4 :

The first Apple TV hardware change in more than 3 years is reportedly cantered around improving the puck's gaming credentials, a bid to bring iOS's casual gaming dominance to the living room. To that end, the upgraded set-top box is thought to pack an all-new remote control with a built-in microphone and touchpad, alongside possible support for third-party, Xbox-like gamepads.

Support for 4K video output. Siri allows users to search for titles across every service available on the Apple TV.

iOS 9 & OS X 10.11 El Capitan :

Apple's next-generation mobile and desktop OS were announced at WWDC this summer, and the company is likely to announce details of final availability on Wednesday. Both will be free upgrades for existing users.

iOS 9 is a major update, bringing proper multitasking to the iPad alongside transit directions in Apple Maps and an all-new, Flipboard-style News app. Siri commands that complement more proactive notifications and suggestions.

OS X El Capitan is somewhat more restrained, focusing on refinements to OS X's user experience and improving performance across Apple's range of desktop and notebook computers. Front and center is a change from Helvetica to Apple's in-house San Francisco typeface for the user interface.

iOS 9 will launch to public 16 September 2015.

iPad Pro :

Apple does show off its new device on Wednesday, it is likely to sport a Retina display that extends over 12 inches on the diagonal alongside additional speakers, all in a chassis more svelte than the current iPad Air 2.

Live Event :

Apple will stream the event live to all apple devices and 2^nd & 3^rd gen Apple TV units on Wednesday starting at 10:30 am (IST).

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First time, Windows users will be able to join in, provided they are running Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.