Following recent work with Microsoft, Sling TV said it has launched a new interface for Xbox One gaming consoles, and that the OTT TV service now comes pre-loaded on Windows 10 devices.

On the Xbox One, the new UI’s My TV view is now the user’s personal home screen, where they can add favorite networks to “My Channels” for quick, one-click access to specific networks. Also new is a “Continue Watching” ribbon that lets subs pick up where left off, as well as an “On Now” tab that provides quick access to all shows currently airing.

On the Windows 10 front, the pre-loaded version of Sling TV, which gives the OTT TV service more exposure, offers access to its full lineup, including individual tiers such as Sling Orange, Sling Blue, the Best of Spanish TV, and Sling TV’s slate of international TV offerings.

Dish Network does not break out Sling TV subscribers, but Leichtman Research Group estimates that Sling TV ended 2016 with 1.18 million subscribers. 

Sling TV, Dish Network’s online video service for cord-cutters, has added a platform and some programming to its OTT-TV slate.

On the content side, Pac-12 Networks is joining the Sling TV multi-stream Orange Sports Extra pack for an additional $5 per month, and being added to Sling Blue’s Sports Extra pack for $10 per month, both “without regional restrictions.” Those additions follow last week’s launch of Campus Insiders on Sling TV.

On the premium front, Sling TV is now offering Starz and Starz Encore for $9 per month to both Sling Orange and Sling Blue subs. Sling TV is offering a free preview of those services through September 14, giving them a chance to catch Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which premieres on Starz this Saturday (September 10) at 9 p.m. ET.

Sling TV has also extended support for Windows 10-powered PCs and tablets. That new app also includes the new UI that Sling TV launched in June, plus some twists that are unique to the service’s Windows 10 experience, Ben Weinberger, chief product officer of Sling TV, explained in this blog post.

Among the Windows 10 bells and whistles are “Live Tiles” that provide updates to the viewer’s “Favorites” and  “Continue Watching” ribbons when pinned to the start menu, Cortana voice integration, a vertical main menu, and compatibility with both touch and non-touch Windows 10 devices. 

Sling TV also runs on Apple TV (fourth-gen), Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV stick, Roku players and Roku TVs, Channel Master’s DVR+, Google’s Chromecast streaming adapter, the Xbox One, Android TV-powered devices, and iOS, Android and Fire mobile devices. 

Adding another platform to the mix, Roku has launched an app for Windows 10 laptops and tablets.

The app, the first from Roku for use on tablets, enables users to control their Roku streaming device and navigate the platform’s 3,000-plus channels in landscape mode.

“The Roku app for Windows 10 is a universal Windows app, which means it features Cortana support as well,” Matthew Wee, Roku’s senior product manager, noted in this blog post, referencing Microsoft’s voice-capable personal assistant.

The app also features a new homepage with access to the user’s “My Channels” list, a “Play on Roku” feature that supports photos and music for display and playback on the TV.

Roku’s app for Windows 10 is initially offered only in the U.S., but will be available internationally soon, Wee wrote.

Also this week, Roku announced that its universal search now supports more than 50 content sources, as well as a set of news-related features, including a News menu on the home screen, and a news search that outputs results from outlets such as ABC News, CBS News, Fox Business, Fox News, and NBC News.

The following channels are now integrated with Roku’s universal search feature: ABC, ABC News, Acorn TV, Amazon Video, BIGSTAR, Bloomberg TV, CBS All Access, CBS News, CinemaNow, Comedy Central, CONtv, Crackle, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Disney XD, Docurama, Dove Channel, DramaFever, Encore Play, FandangoNOW, Fandor, Fox Business Network, Fox News Channel, FOX NOW, Freeform, FXNOW, Google Play, HBO GO, Hulu, Indieflix, Met Opera on Demand, MTV, NAT GEO TV, NBC News, Netflix, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Premiere, Popcornflix, Pop Flix Classic Movies, Shout Factory TV, SHOWTIME, Smithsonian Channel, SnagFilms Watch Free Movies, Starz Play, Time Warner Cable, Tribeca Shortlist, Tubi TV, VH1, Viewster, VUDU, WATCH Cooking Channel, WATCH DIY Network, Watch Food Network, Watch HGTV and Watch Travel Channel.