Coming to Xbox One pretty soon is a new browser version, the Microsoft Edge, which is said to come with the Windows 10 operating system. The multinational technology company also deep-rooted the said update in the previous week by bluntly responding that the new browser will be up and coming to the Xbox One. The company did not exactly tell if the alleged browser on Xbox One will have the same features as the PC version, but everyone can perhaps expect some fine modification for its console release.

The Edge comes to be the default browser with the announcement of Windows 10 on PC. However, it seemed not to totally substitute the Internet Explorer. The latest browser on PC at least chains Microsoft's computer-generated subordinate technology, the Cortana, and the capacity that lets users pull straight on-screen via Web Note to interpret sites and then share them.

The new Microsoft Edge browser comes with a new page design for tabs, as well as links and thumbnails for websites users go through regularly.

Microsoft's Mike Ybarra spoke around Windows 10's upcoming incorporation with Xbox One during a recent podcast, which is planned to land sometime post summer. Carrying the operating system to Xbox One is not as easy as one might ponder, remarking that it convoluted the team generating a highly modified style of Windows 10 constructed precisely for Xbox One, for which is known as the OneCore.

Ybarra also stated that Windows 10 for desktop PCs right now has unbelievable force and the team is currently working to take along all of that productivity to Xbox One. As of Aug. 10, Windows 10 has get a hold of 75 million installations. Generally, Microsoft is targeting to hit 1 billion Windows 10 devices by 2018. In other latest Xbox/Windows bulletin, a top Microsoft executive said the Xbox One is plainly a Windows device.