Microsoft planning Xbox wearable


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 02 Dec 2014

GAMIFYING FITNESS: Microsoft is reportedly working on an Xbox-affiliated wearable.

Microsoft, which not so long ago was a software firm focused purely on desktop and notebook computer operating systems, has already tested the waters with one fitness- and activity-tracking wristband — the Microsoft Band. And, if a report from the Britain-based PCR tech website, which quotes an Xbox One supplier, is accurate, it's getting ready to roll out another one.

Unlike the Microsoft Band, which was launched in the US in October and works with iPhones and Android handsets, this next wearable is going to work solely with the Xbox One.

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