BBC trailer, Microsoft Working on Console Education

Microsoft is rumored to be holding the content and marketing partnerships for change from the Xbox game console to console entertainment a more educated.

As reported Marketingmagazine, Wednesday (14/03/2012), the previous rumors about media partnership has been rumored in October last year, but grow issue that led to the freemium model of the Xbox, where gamers can play the game via the internet for free but pay for video content.

Microsoft Xbox so far known to provide the BBC iPlayer will begin next week and is targeting the elderly by adding interactive educational content for children through a partnership, the program shows Sesame Street.

BBC iPlayer, or so-called iPlayer itself is an application that was launched by the BBC for the iPad and Android mobile devices, applications that allow users to watch TV and see his favorite programs.

Sources said the technology's Xbox Kinect motion sensor will enable the creation of the half-half-game on TV and Xbox, which show program will be taught to educate children about subjects such as geography knowledge, learning to read, and play while learning other elements, including the National Geographic Channel and Disney is also a content partner.

BBC iPlayer is rumored to be available via the XboxLive online service for Xbox 360 is available starting next week, after the two companies resolve the issue and agreement on the content of the BBC.

Meanwhile, at the end of last year, reportedly Xbox Live has 35 million global users and rumors are growing, with a large number of users, it will be launched movie rental system to challenge Apple and Amazon.