Leaked documents reveal Microsoft is planning a major Xbox Wireless Controller upgrade that will reportedly include haptic feedback and an accelerometer akin to PlayStation's DualSense.
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FTC v. Microsoft courtroom battle leaks have started again, and the latest edition may have accidentally revealed Microsoft's next major hardware release from its Xbox console business.
A judge has denied the FTC's request to keep Microsoft from closing a deal to acquire Activision Blzzard before its July 18 deadline. The FTC could still appeal this latest decision.
The US District Court of Northern California has granted the FTC its request for a temporary restraining order while it considers an injunction in the case of Microsoft buying Activision Blizzard.
The FTC has officially filed for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction that, if granted, would block Microsoft acquiring Activision Blizzard before the deal's deadline of July 18.
The FTC says Microsoft violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act by illegally collecting personal info from children on its Xbox service without their parent's permission.
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