There comes a time in every young person's life when they must accept two truths. The first is completely unrelated to digital media and involves learning that consuming alcoholic beverages on an empty stomach isn't a good idea. For users that do decide to drink on an empty stomach the second lesson is more crucial: Friends is timeless and goes incredibly well with an upset stomach, a sick day and a comfortable blanket. The old among you know what I'm talking about and the young among you won't have to wait long to find out on their own. Earlier today Netflix announced that Friends will arrive on its instant streaming service this coming January.
See it Soon: ’Friends’ will be there for you on Netflix soon
A new Vine for Xbox One app will now provide an easy way to check out the service's collection of recorded jokes at no additional charge. 
I still remember when I first discovered computers. I was about six, and the computer in question ran Windows 95. I still remember how magical it was hearing the old start up sound while anchors on television in the background discussed church burnings and more on CNN.
The October Xbox One Update that Microsoft revealed last month complete with a new Friends area and support for DLNA media is now rolling out to all Xbox One consoles starting tonight.
With anticipation for Assassin's Creed Unity already reaching feverish levels, Microsoft is hoping it can harness excitement for the game's launch in November with two Assassin's Creed Unity Xbox One bundles aimed at shoppers this holiday season.
If you were planning to pre-order a physical copy of a game for the Xbox One or Xbox 360 this fall and winter, Microsoft is giving you some new reasons to make the purchase with them.
Way back when Microsoft’s music platform still sported orange and magenta as accent colors instead of green and Xbox Music was still Zune; users had a choice to make. Back then, before Spotify, before the iPod Touch and the Samsung Galaxy S4, there was Zune Music Pass. With it users could download an unlimited amount of songs, listen to them even when they didn’t have an internet connection and share them with their friends through Zune Social. Zune is gone and it’s never coming back, but in its place we have Xbox Music apps and smartphones than run them like the Galaxy S4.
The fall is always marked by a serious of unfortunate events. Starbucks stops offering those shaken blended lemonades to rot your teeth and empty your wallet, Wal-Mart starts rolling back prices on duct tape and plastic to seal your windows and an absolute metric ton of games arrive on store shelves. Last year around this time, Microsoft hadn't yet launched Xbox Live's pre-order system. This year, we do have the pre-order system and a ton of games have all arrived on Xbox Live for pre-order at the same time.
Unbeknownst to those of us who keep their heads inside games and not on internet sites looking for the latest scandal, there's a new craze sweeping the internet and its called #GamerGate. As most casually understand it, GamerGate is attempt to stimulate grass roots activity and protests of the gaming industry most unsavory things. Here's the thing though, The Verge's T.C. Sottek is arguing that the situation isn't as simple as people are making it out to be and that we should all stop supporting the cause.