Microsoft announced that tonight will start for all users on May's update release of Xbox One , so far tested by members of the programme Preview; the update introduces new features like integration with Discord , the 120 Hz TV monitor support, the ability to trim clips recorded directly from the Panel, and more. Here are all the changes introduced by the update.

• Integration Discord -if you have an account, you can bind it to your Discord with your Xbox Live account to see which of your friends are online and what they're playing Discord; for now there is no integration of chat, but we hope that comes soon.
• Support 120 Hz -After 1440p and FreeSync, Xbox One will be the first (and so far only) console to support output to 120 Hz for TVs and monitors that support it, although so far only for 1080 p resolutions and 1440p. Owners of FullHD panels or monitor with this refresh rate will make the most of them.
• Trimming clips directly from the Panel -You can now trim clips captured directly from the Panel, without leaving the game and open the Upload Studio. This will help to further the process of sharing clips.
• Enhanced Family Settings -You can now manage all settings for console family members without having to go to Microsoft. For some features that can be accessed only from the web, like the time in front of the screen , will be linked directly from the settings by opening the console in browsers.

• Improved Accessories App -The app Accessories will be improved and modernized to be easier to use and with a look more in line with the rest of the console.

• More intuitive Controls -Will also be made more intuitive use of certain buttons in the console interface, such as the button View can be used to reorder the games in groups or blocks at Home, while pressing on the Panel will show the capture options additional.

As always, the update will be applied automatically in the coming days if you turn off the console in quick start, or you can force it by searching for the new update in the system settings.