 Hey guys, it's Neil Iverthivirge. I'm here in Redmond, Washington at Xbox Studios with Jeff Henshaw, who's going to show me, walk me through the Xbox One dashboard for the first time. I'm really excited about it. We've actually put a cover over the Kinect sensor, which we're now going to dramatically remove. It's going to see me and automatically log me in. And I've already set up some preferences here. So it saw me, logged me in. I picked hot pink, which I think was the right choice. And here I am just at the home screen of the Xbox, which looks very familiar, very much like the 360. And I've been banging around it without actually any help because it's just this familiar... Yeah, no trouble picking it up at all. So I can just say, Xbox, watch TV. So it's going to launch right into TV. That's great. And then I can say, Xbox, Xbox, One guide. You have to kind of end a sentence before you start saying Xbox, otherwise it kind of, it needs to listen to you. So, Xbox, One guide. And there's your programming guide. I mean, I actually just want to stay right on Coed Nightmares. I don't know why I'm watching anything else. What's on the Discovery Channel? It's going to jump to the Discovery Channel. And I can just say, watch this channel. Watch this channel. And it's going to change the channel right to the Discovery Channel. So this is the thing I haven't complained about, which is it's showing me the Comcast guide. But it goes right away. We are definitely watching TV right through your Comcast box that you already had in your TV. Yeah. So, I mean, that's, the TV integration is there. The guide looks really pretty. There are app channels. So I can say, Xbox. I've got to stop. I've got to stop my sentences. Xbox, One guide. Xbox, One guide. It doesn't like me. Xbox, One guide. There it goes. And I can go to one of the app channels, right? I can say, what's on Hulu? Actually you want to hop over to app channels first. Oh, you want to hop over. Okay. App channels. I did it for you with the controller. We both did it. It's at the same time. So now it's showing me, this is right built in the guide. It's showing me what's on all these various services, including the NFL. We have an NFL partnership and what's on your SkyDrive, which is very interesting. So this is my SkyDrive, which I already loaded up. That's your camera roll right off your cloud-based drive. Xbox. Go to Internet Explorer. And it's going to jump right into Internet Explorer. It did it well that time. It did a great job. And we've loaded a great website here called The Verge. So it's loading up. And that's the only website there is, isn't it? It's really, there are no other websites. So we load up a story from The Verge in the background and then I'm holding a controller and I can use this as a mouse and I can just press A and click on a link so we can go back to our homepage here. But the most important thing is even though you've watched TV, you've used our electronic programming guide, you've seen what's on Discovery Channel, you've gone to Internet Explorer, you've done all of those things, you've done it with your voice, your game is still running. So I started playing Forza 5 before any of this happened. I logged out in the middle of a lap and now I can actually, it's Forza Motorsport 5? Yep. So I can say Xbox. Go to Forza Motorsport 5. Let me try again. Xbox. Go to Forza Motorsport 5. Bam. And it's going to drop me. And you're right back on the track where you left off. It's going to drop me. And I literally just switched. I'm playing again. I'm terrible at this game. This is the worst. Yeah, but the fact is the game was still running and you did all these other things and hopped right back into it. Hold on. I've got to crash this car. So that's the Xbox dashboard. As far as I can tell, it's running very smoothly right now. You've got about 27 days before you launch this thing. It's running super smoothly. You can jump back and forth between games and sort of the shared app Windows 8-ish experience in the home screen really fast. And everything is working as far as I can tell just as designed, although there are still some glitches here in learning how to use the voice commands. You're saying it takes, God, I am just terrible at this game. We provide some on screen guides to help people get started with it. After half an hour or so of using it, people tend to be pretty comfortable with it. So that is the Xbox One dashboard.
 Hey guys, it's Neil Iverthivirge. I'm here in Redmond, Washington at Xbox Studios with
 Jeff Henshaw, who's going to show me, walk me through the Xbox One dashboard for the
 first time. I'm really excited about it. We've actually put a cover over the Kinect sensor,
 which we're now going to dramatically remove. It's going to see me and automatically log
 me in. And I've already set up some preferences here. So it saw me, logged me in. I picked
 hot pink, which I think was the right choice. And here I am just at the home screen of the
 Xbox, which looks very familiar, very much like the 360. And I've been banging around
 it without actually any help because it's just this familiar...
 Yeah, no trouble picking it up at all.
 So I can just say, Xbox, watch TV. So it's going to launch right into TV.
 That's great. And then I can say, Xbox, Xbox, One guide. You have to kind of end a sentence
 before you start saying Xbox, otherwise it kind of, it needs to listen to you. So, Xbox,
 One guide. And there's your programming guide.
 I mean, I actually just want to stay right on Coed Nightmares. I don't know why I'm
 watching anything else. What's on the Discovery Channel? It's going to jump to the Discovery
 Channel. And I can just say, watch this channel. Watch this channel. And it's going to change
 the channel right to the Discovery Channel. So this is the thing I haven't complained
 about, which is it's showing me the Comcast guide. But it goes right away.
 We are definitely watching TV right through your Comcast box that you already had in your
 TV.
 Yeah. So, I mean, that's, the TV integration is there. The guide looks really pretty. There
 are app channels. So I can say, Xbox. I've got to stop. I've got to stop my sentences.
 Xbox, One guide. Xbox, One guide. It doesn't like me.
 Xbox, One guide.
 There it goes. And I can go to one of the app channels, right? I can say, what's on
 Hulu?
 Actually you want to hop over to app channels first.
 Oh, you want to hop over.
 Okay.
 App channels.
 I did it for you with the controller.
 We both did it.
 It's at the same time. So now it's showing me, this is right built in the guide. It's
 showing me what's on all these various services, including the NFL. We have an NFL partnership
 and what's on your SkyDrive, which is very interesting. So this is my SkyDrive, which
 I already loaded up.
 That's your camera roll right off your cloud-based drive.
 Xbox. Go to Internet Explorer. And it's going to jump right into Internet Explorer.
 It did it well that time.
 It did a great job.
 And we've loaded a great website here called The Verge. So it's loading up.
 And that's the only website there is, isn't it?
 It's really, there are no other websites. So we load up a story from The Verge in the
 background and then I'm holding a controller and I can use this as a mouse and I can just
 press A and click on a link so we can go back to our homepage here.
 But the most important thing is even though you've watched TV, you've used our electronic
 programming guide, you've seen what's on Discovery Channel, you've gone to Internet
 Explorer, you've done all of those things, you've done it with your voice, your game
 is still running.
 So I started playing Forza 5 before any of this happened. I logged out in the middle
 of a lap and now I can actually, it's Forza Motorsport 5?
 Yep.
 So I can say Xbox. Go to Forza Motorsport 5.
 Let me try again.
 Xbox. Go to Forza Motorsport 5.
 Bam.
 And it's going to drop me.
 And you're right back on the track where you left off.
 It's going to drop me. And I literally just switched. I'm playing again. I'm terrible
 at this game. This is the worst.
 Yeah, but the fact is the game was still running and you did all these other things and hopped
 right back into it.
 Hold on. I've got to crash this car. So that's the Xbox dashboard. As far as I can tell,
 it's running very smoothly right now. You've got about 27 days before you launch this thing.
 It's running super smoothly. You can jump back and forth between games and sort of the
 shared app Windows 8-ish experience in the home screen really fast. And everything is
 working as far as I can tell just as designed, although there are still some glitches here
 in learning how to use the voice commands. You're saying it takes, God, I am just terrible
 at this game.
 We provide some on screen guides to help people get started with it. After half an hour or
 so of using it, people tend to be pretty comfortable with it.
 So that is the Xbox One dashboard.