Xbox One system update adds storage management, battery monitor

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The Xbox One operating system had some peculiar quirks out of the box, and a system update that will propagate on February 11 will fix some of them.

In particular, it will allow users to see how much storage space they’re using on the console’s internal hard drive. It will also introduce a battery indicator for the controller, and compatibility with USB keyboards. Screenshot of the build below:

On March 4 an additional system update will revamp the console’s party system in preparation for the launch of Titanfall later that month.

“This is the first of many announcements and sneak peeks at features in the system updates. We’ve been carefully listening to your feedback and look forward to delivering many new features that will make Xbox One even better,” said Microsoft. “We’re just getting started and can’t wait to share more information in the coming weeks.”


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Source: http://www.vg247.com/2014/02/05/xbox-one-system-update-to-add-storage-management-controller-battery-monitor-next-week/

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E-40Posted:

The battery indicator is much needed!

IamRCAPosted:

Aytrix Finally. These features were very needed.


Yea it helps alot. Why did u post twice?

LatiasPosted:

LuckyOtter
Latias
LuckyOtter
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Latias It was so stupid that they wouldn't let you see the storage on YOUR console. The consumer should be able to view/manage their storage.


Yeah, that was one major fail on their part....


Yea they really should be able to manage what they want, Really dumb.


I'm almost certain they said that was their goal... They did not have enough time in development though and decided they would release post-launch. Since most people probably will not need to look at their storage for a while.

They actually said they wanted the XB1 to handle everything for you, they really were just trying to hide that 362gb was the max though.


Didn't they announce to us that 362gb was the max even before release though?

No they never mentioned any specific available storage after the OS was installed. Just said it was a 500gb HDD.

LuckyOtterPosted:

Latias
LuckyOtter
Thespian
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Latias It was so stupid that they wouldn't let you see the storage on YOUR console. The consumer should be able to view/manage their storage.


Yeah, that was one major fail on their part....


Yea they really should be able to manage what they want, Really dumb.


I'm almost certain they said that was their goal... They did not have enough time in development though and decided they would release post-launch. Since most people probably will not need to look at their storage for a while.

They actually said they wanted the XB1 to handle everything for you, they really were just trying to hide that 362gb was the max though.


Didn't they announce to us that 362gb was the max even before release though?

Evo8Posted:

Finally. These features were very needed.

Evo8Posted:

Finally. These features were very needed.

CraigPosted:

Vincent-Kompany They should fix the problem where you say xbox dashboard it's annoying :L


They need to fix a few things on it...

LyonsTeaPosted:

They should fix the problem where you say xbox dashboard it's annoying :L

IamRCAPosted:

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Ice-Coolz Pretty useful tbh. I really would not mind this.


Yeah I think it might be useful sometimes but for the most part it might Not be personally


why would it not be useful?

SIKSPosted:

Ice-Coolz Pretty useful tbh. I really would not mind this.


Yeah I think it might be useful sometimes but for the most part it might Not be personally