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"The Xbox One's entertainment control features are coming to its second screen Smartglass app, and some users will get the update Tuesday, Microsoft announced in a blog post.\nThe Xbox One's OneGuide, which allows users to pick shows and movies from both live television and their subscribed video-on-demand apps while on the console, is rolling out through SmartGlass on tablets and phones. After users launch SmartGlass on an iOS, Android or Windows device, they can pick from selections on television imported by their cable provider, browse their Hulu Plus queue or see the most recent channels they've watched.\nSee also: Why Plants vs. Zombies Is the Perfect Introduction to Shooters\nThe SmartGlass version of OneGuide can also mimic some functions of a universal remote, controlling the television, cable or satellite set-top box and the Xbox One.  \nXbox Director of Programming Larry Hryb and head of Xbox TV Ben Smith previewed some of the features in a video released Tuesday, playable above. Some Xbox Live users will start seeing the features on Tuesday, and it will slowly roll out across the United States, Canada and Europe as the Xbox team collects feedback, Smith said. \nThis update will also deliver OneGuide to the Xbox One in countries where it was not previously available, such as the UK, Canada, France and Germany.\nThere are a few other SmartGlass features rolled in to the update, like the ability to see which Xbox Live friends are online and send them messages from the app. \nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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