Microsoft’s livestreaming service is now Mixer, the Site Formerly Known as Beam. In case you forgot about it, Mixer/Beam is Microsoft’s answer to Twitch and YouTube Gaming, a livestreaming service ...
When Microsoft acquired the Beam streaming service last year, it didn’t take long before it was integrated into the Guide on the Xbox One and Game Bar on Windows 10 PCs. The service is now undergoing ...
Microsoft has announced that their streaming platform Beam has been renamed and received a number of new features. Beginning today, its name is Mixer. Co-founder Matt Salsamendi commented on the name ...
The announcement was made today in a post on the new Mixer website and on Microsoft’s Xbox Wire. The reasoning behind the new name hasn’t been disclosed. However, Beam co-founder Matt Salsamendi said ...
Well that was fast: even though streaming service Beam was integrated into Xbox One and Windows 10 just a couple of months ago, it's already getting rebranded. Microsoft revealed the new name today as ...
Maybe it’s time to start paying attention to Microsoft’s livestreaming play. After acquiring fledgling service Beam last August, then integrating Beam into Windows 10 and the Xbox One, today Microsoft ...
Microsoft has changed the name of its live-streaming platform from Beam to Mixer. The firm says it has made the changes to push the live-streaming platform in territories where it cannot use the Beam ...
The Microsoft-owned Beam "interactive live-streaming service" has now been renamed to Mixer. It has also gotten a respectable number of new features, including co-streaming, and new mobile apps. Back ...
Microsoft has announced that its streaming service Beam, will be changing its name to Mixer and will be receiving a slew of new features. First big change is the obvious name change. Matt, co-founder ...
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