Microsoft has confirmed that it renamed Xbox Live to Xbox Network for all of its online services.

So with a change of strategy comes with a change of branding. Xbox Live is no more, as Microsoft quietly rebranded its online service as "Xbox network" over the weekend.

The change is intended to help differentiate Microsoft's online services from its subscription offerings.

After 18 years, Microsoft is retiring the Xbox Live brand. Members of the Xbox Insider program, an opt-in service that lets customers get early access to ...

Xbox is adding a new feature whereby you can have your game clips and screenshots automatically uploaded to OneDrive. Additionally, captures stored on the Xbox network will now be deleted after 90 ...

Microsoft has been reporting problems with Xbox Live. Microsoft Both Xbox Live and PlayStation Network, the online services for Microsoft's and Sony's game consoles, have been intermittently down ...

RIP, Xbox Live; long live Xbox network. The change has finally happened: Microsoft has changed the name of Xbox Live to just “Xbox network,” and is changing references to Live over.

The Xbox team is currently dealing with a number of network issues, affecting things such as player sign-in, game launching and the ability to join parties.

Microsoft is bringing its Xbox Live network to iOS and Android devices. The software giant is launching a new cross-platform mobile software development kit (SDK) for game developers to bring Xbox ...