It’s been known that Xbox Live! is an evolutionary process for Microsoft, as news filtered through today of a set of upgrades to the service set to be revealed at E3.<br><br>The Xbox Live! upgrade will apparently feature improved voice-chat and member locating tools so people will no longer need to boot up a game just to have a chat; catering to the high amount of people who use the service to chat with each other instead of using the phone.<br><br>Elsewhere the rumours start to get a little weaker; it’s believed that Microsoft want to improve the media aspect of the Xbox and it’s connectivity functions with the Media2Go platform and a new feature tentatively dubbed ‘Xbox Music Mixer’. We’re certainly expecting a similar system to the Karaoke title that we recently talked about, whereby the Xbox Live! subscription will download title ands artist names for the albums that you’ve burnt to the Xbox HDD. This feature should also allow you to transfer media from your PC to the Xbox easily, opening up the scope for movies to be stored on your Xbox.