They’re completely overhauling the Xbox 360 firmware with a free update called the New Xbox Experience (NXE) that hits consoles on November 19th. Functionally, it’s hiding at least one killer app.

Microsoft re-styled the Xbox 360’s UI back in 2008 replacing the original ‘blades’ with the ‘New Xbox Experience’ (NXE). Criticised by some for seemingly being strongly influenced by the ...

We learned, not too long after the NXE‘s release last fall, that it had gone through several iterations before Microsoft said, “There, that’s it!” Grid/plane, a design studio that helped ...

The Xbox 360 Dashboard had some iconic and memorable ... There was also the New Xbox Experience, or NXE, which was more customizable and took advantage of the avatars feature.

The new interface for the Xbox 360 was supposed to make the system more responsive, and it certainly did that, but it was also designed to help people engage with the often-overwhelming amount of ...

Reports of the Xbox 360’s E74 error have dramatically increased since the release of the New Xbox Experience, according to the results of a poll conducted by ...

NXE needs 128MB in order to play nice. The idea is to get everyone using the 360 as a media hub as much as a games console. Microsoft clearly fancies turning the screw on Sony in 2009 and this seems ...