Microsoft Research has released a new app called Xim, and it’s an interesting take on photo sharing. We know what you’re thinking, is there really any need for yet another way to show people our pics?

Destiny 2 XIM, Cronus Zen, and ReaSnow S1 detection may be coming to the popular FPS game, according to a Bungie developer comment recently shared by the Verge. Destiny 2 players using these tools to ...

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Apparently caught off guard by strong demand for Xim, a mobile photo-sharing app from its Fuse Labs researchers, a regretful Microsoft has released it globally for Android and Windows Phone, while ...

Given the amount of flack Microsoft has been receiving lately, it's is almost a surprise, pleasant or otherwise, that it would come up with small but priceless pieces of gold in unexpected corners.

Microsoft today updated its Xim photo-sharing app with support for a variety of streaming devices, giving users more ways to send photos from their smartphone to other screens. Xim, which debuted in ...

Microsoft today debuted Xim, a free app that makes it easier for folks to share images on their smartphone with others. Created inside the Microsoft Research Fuse Labs, Xim lets you create photo ...

Smartphones have all but replaced a digital camera for most users, but easily sharing those snaps is still a problem. Creating online galleries, emailing photos, or even crowding around a tiny display ...

You’ve probably encountered this scenario before: Someone wants to show you a picture on their camera roll, but cautions that they just want to make sure there’s nothing unfit for public consumption ...

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