Charging Windows Phone on Xbox One

JonLamirault · Dec 11, 2014

The last couple of days when I use the usb port on the xbox one of charge my windows phone, the camera is activated on the phone and begins to take 100s of pictures. It just started doing this 2 days ago. Prior to that it only charged normal.

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FordGTGuy · Dec 11, 2014

Unity engine adds support for Xbox One, Windows Store Apps and Windows Phone 8

The multi-platform Unity 3D game engine will provide support for Xbox One, Xbox 360, Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, according to an announcement from Microsoft and Unity at the Build 2013 developer conference.

Unity will develop new tools to support Xbox One, including features like multiplayer matchmaking, SmartGlass, Kinect gesture recognition and Microsoft's Azure cloud technology. Game developers having their work published by Microsoft Studios will get access to Xbox One and Xbox 360 tools from Unity free of charge, Microsoft says.Click to expand...
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Unity engine adds support for Xbox One, Windows Store Apps and Windows Phone 8 | Polygon

I Spiritus I · Dec 11, 2014

Xbox One & Unity Support

Sounds quite interesting! Even better if you have Windows 8 & a Windows Phone.

Source: Unity announces Xbox One support and partnership with Microsoft | Windows Phone Central

Unity, developers of the wildly popular gaming engine of the same name, announced yesterday at Build 2013 that they have struck up a "strategic partnership" with Microsoft to develop for Xbox One and Windows Phone 8. This collaboration with Microsoft means the development of new development tools geared specifically for both platforms, "including support for many next-generation features like enhanced Kinect gestures and recognition, multiplayer matchmaking, SmartGlass and cloud stuff."

In addition to opening up the development floodgates to both platforms, the new partnership will also benefit those who choose to develop games using the Unity engine.

Current Unity Pro 4 license holders will receive the Windows Store Pro publishing add-on, which will allow them to port games to both the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store, free of charge. Developers who build games published by Microsoft Studios get the tools for both Xbox 360 and Xbox One at no cost. The partnership will also offer up over $100,000 in prizes to those who build "great Windows experiences."

This partnership should prove to be a boon to Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, who have both seen their fair share of struggles in gaining popularity. It will add much-needed dev cred to Microsoft's mobile operating system, which is something they have desperately been trying to jumpstart. Unity's support for Windows Phone 8 is a welcome turnaround. They decided to pass on Windows Phone 7 back in 2011, but announced last summer that they would indeed support its successor.

But this is no one-sided partnership either. Unity gets to play in Microsoft's gaming waters. If you combine Xbox, Windows and Windows Phone, there is no competitor that comes even close to Microsoft's gaming reach. Throw in these perks for developers that were just announced at Build 2013, and it looks like everybody wins.Click to expand...
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The Cthulhu · Dec 11, 2014

SPYBOX ONE! LIZARD PEOPLE!

Have you tried restarting your phone and/or doing a hard reboot of the console?

CarringtonTV · Oct 31, 2018

Are you in the WindowsPhone Preview for Developers program? There was an update a couple of days ago that did funky things to some of the camera apps.

The Cthulhu

SPYBOX ONE! LIZARD PEOPLE!

Have you tried restarting your phone and/or doing a hard reboot of the console?

CarringtonTV

Are you in the WindowsPhone Preview for Developers program? There was an update a couple of days ago that did funky things to some of the camera apps.

SSondag

Hi Savric......do you have a Windows phone? That looks like a charge for a purchase that was made from a Windows phone. But to be sure I would call in to phone support and they can tell you specifically what that charge is for.

N7 Gh0stz

Guy's he maybe in charge but i doubt he has the last say in getting rid of the xbox division his also in charge of the windows phones aswell

Smwutches

You will need to call support in your region for help with this issue.

Charging Windows Phone on Xbox One