#Tubecast windows 10 app Pc#
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In other words, there’s never been a better time for Twitter to hit the Xbox One. The micro-blog has emphasised video content recently, increasing the length of clips to 140 seconds, offering up suggested videos for playback and delivering Vine integration. It may not have received much love on Xbox 360, but the evolving nature of Twitter means that an Xbox One version is looking more attractive. It’s already available on Windows Phone, Continuum and PC, but how cool would a Remote Desktop app be for Xbox One?Īgain, it’s another app that would benefit from upcoming keyboard and mouse support, so here’s hoping that the Remote Desktop app is in the works too. Office capabilities could make the Xbox One an easier sell to company bosses, as it could be used for Powerpoint presentations in the boardroom (when not used in the playroom, of course). Keyboard and mouse support is coming anyway, so the combination of Office and keyboard should turn the Xbox One into a light productivity machine. Speaking of Office, a version of Microsoft’s all-powerful productivity suite for Xbox One seems a bit silly at first. Pairing the app up with VLC media player or Office would be a rather intriguing proposition, for starters… Microsoft Office Is it a ploy to drive users to OneDrive? I’m not sure, but I do know that there are more than a few Dropbox users out there that would love the app on Xbox One.

#Tubecast windows 10 app Pc#

It’s available on Xbox 360, PC and Windows Phone, but there’s sadly no Dropbox app for Microsoft’s latest video game console. Not bad.įailing MyTube!, we’d like to see MetroTube and TubeCast hit Xbox One.

#Tubecast windows 10 app Offline#

This little app offers video downloads for offline playback, audio-only playback and access to your favourites, playlists, liked videos and subscribed channels. There are loads of fantastic third-party apps though, and MyTube! is my favourite one of the lot. Thanks to Google’s vendetta against Microsoft, we haven’t seen any official YouTube app from the Mountain View company. The default Xbox players aren’t bad, but an all-in-one solution, capable of handling everything from MP3 and FLAC to MKV and AVI, would be a welcome addition to the Store. Easily one of the most popular apps around, VLC is a jack-of-all-trades media player, capable of handling almost everything you throw at it.