Mixed Reality

More layoffs In the latest update on the massive Microsoft layoffs, it seems Redmond has gutted the teams behind HoloLens and Mixed Reality.

Microsoft is bringing its large suite of productivity and entertainment services to Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest Pro devices in a newly announced partnership with Meta

Razer just announced its acquisition of Interhaptics, which developers haptic technology used in PCs, consoles, mobile devices, and mixed reality headsets.

We've all been so swept up in harping on the buzzword aspect of "metaverse" that many of us may have overlooked a potentially positive side effect of the concept.

When Microsoft introduced the untethered holographic computer that is the HoloLens nearly two years ago, everybody wanted one.

Microsoft's leaders bear the burden of guiding Microsoft through exciting and competitive times. Here's a quick look at the company's leadership.

Microsoft recently communicated a vision to enable wearables that transition between AR and VR. Samsung and ODG may grab consumer mindshare with similar visions, however.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving there are many advances in technology that benefit humanity that we should be grateful for.

Microsoft said its bringing 3D to everyone with Paint 3D. Sadly consumers don't know this because Microsoft hasn't told them.

Without a smartphone, Microsoft's augmented reality (AR) efforts may be overshadowed by Apple's ARKit and Google's ARCore phone-based approaches.