Looks like Kotaku has a very similar list up (plus picture). Interestingly, Kotaku's list of features under "Dashboard/Miscellaneous" has skipped numbers 15 and 17, though it has the same number of features as QJ.net's list. Is it time to start speculation on what was redacted?

I think the significant thing is holding the LT/RT, currently when you press it video continues to zoom past until you deliberately stop it.

Yay.

Oh, thank God.

You guys test that "Delete games with 0 achievements and 0 gamerscore from your profile" feature enhancement for me first, k?

I'd like that ability. I used to hate how the trial games would leave 0 score achievements on my profile. Also, this will be a good method for decreasing a bit of backlog shame

Actually, this will be good even though I try to get 1 achievement for any game before I toss it (sort of a forced "Try it before you give up on it" philosophy). I accidentally logged in as my 6 year old (non-Live account) while playing Saint's Row. I gave them their own accounts so I could keep track of what they are playing, but having that in his profile makes me a little uncomfortable, especially since I did it!

What took them so long? Seriously, what moron thought it would be beneficial to make users wait for what seems like an hour to figure out what the download is supposed to be?

I sure hope this isn't what it sounds like. I don't want to have to juggle around which installs to keep and which installs to delete. I just want throw in any game in my library and play it at any time without waiting. Picking which games to uninstall from my computer to free up HD space is a tough enough job . I hate picking favorites.

q[Option to see what items will not work offline due to DRM license changing from Memory.]q

Well at least now they're telling you what paid content you're getting screwed out of.

q[Option to automatically associate new DRM to items downloaded for free.]q

I'm not sure what this means. I'm hoping this has something to do with being able to reassign where the DRM goes. Microsoft has made a big step by now making it easier (though cumbersome) to reauthorize content after repair but you still can't get it reauthorized if you choose to replace your console with a new one or have it replaced under a store warranty.

I took it to mean that if you got a free content download (there are many, like video previews), your console red-rings and you get a refurb, put your old hard drive on, and the DRM makes it unplayable while offline, you can restore the DRM to a free item without having to delete and re-download it.

This list seems largely fake to me, though. There's too much there that I would actually want, and lord knows that never happens. Plus, I like Microsoft's quote at the end of the Kotaku list: "We don't comment on rumors or speculation, but we can say that we've never seen that list before." That seems like a... comment on the list to me, no?

All of the small tweaks are welcome but I really want some clan support.

Hurray for gaming "journalism!"

Well, if they've come up with a solution to allow you to replace your 360 out of warranty with a new one and get back your content, that's fantastic. My 360's DVD drive is on its way out I think and I may eventually have to buy another one. I know they had a solution to let you redownload your content and have it automatically reauthorize but they claim that's only if Microsoft serviced the console. This will allow actual replacement?

Via Major Nelson is an interview on Next Generation about the update. Apparently the update is even more boring than I had hoped.

I can't imagine a good reason why there isn't group support yet. It's been an obvious feature since the launch of the service, and they seem to have no timeline or even plans for implementation.

ARG. Still no 16x10 support.

I think they'll keep big stuff like real clan support and whatnot for the next iteration of Live, that comes with the next Xbox in 2010/11, or whenever.