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Microsoft has confirmed that it is working on a low-cost hardware under the codename Keystone for streaming. Here's everything we know so far.

A few weeks ago, we learned about Microsoft's ‘Xbox Everywhere' initiative, which will see the company making a bigger push for cloud streaming and broadening device support. Part of this initiative is a low-cost streaming device, something that Microsoft has now officially confirmed. Previously, we have seen code references to an Xbox Keystone, a codenamed …

Microsoft looking into different iterations of its Keystone streaming device before releasing it to the public.

Opening the door to Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Microsoft is reportedly working on a new, inexpensive streaming stick that could not only allow people to stream games, but also video content.

A Microsoft executive has told Windows Central that the company is working on a cloud gaming dongle called Project Keystone. It has been in the works for a while and is continually being improved, meaning that it is unlikely to be launched anytime soon.

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Microsoft has apparently confirmed that its own Xbox Cloud Gaming Streaming Device is in the works - Here is what we know so far:

A new report has called out Microsoft executives (both former and current) for their poor behaviour towards staff, incl…

On Thursday, a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to Windows Central that the company is still working on a streaming-only device. It is iterating on hardware dedicated to Xbox...