Microsoft Hololens

The original HoloLens headset will no longer receive major Windows 10 OS releases, now being supported by Long-Term Servicing instead.

Microsoft is currently working on its next-generation HoloLens wearable headset. Here's everything we think we know so far.

On this episode of the Windows Central Podcast, we talk about the future — Redstone 2, Surface Phone, HoloLens, Surface Book 2, and so much more!

What's Windows Phone look like when we go all-in on Continuum? Where are smartwatches going? When will I be able to get Windows 10 installed in my face? These are all very pressing questions.

Now more developers can get their hands on Microsoft's latest mixed reality advancements with the HoloLens 2 Development Edition.

Despite its enterprise focus, HoloLens 2 is packed with tech that has a promising future in the consumer space — if Microsoft can successfully overcome some significant hurdles.

In a new interview, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella defended the company's $480 million contract with the U.S. Army while signaling that he's open to dialogue with employees.

Tune in on Sunday, February 24, to watch Microsoft's Mobile World Congress 2019 keynote right here.

HoloLens 2 is finally official, sporting a Snapdragon 850 processor with a more comfortable design and improvements that address some of the biggest pain points of the original.

Microsoft's latest HoloLens can be yours – if you've got a spare $3,500 to throw around.