Microsoft's Lorraine Bardeen demonstrates a hologram device as what she "sees" is projected on a screen at the company's headquarters on Jan. 21, 2015, in Redmond, Wash.

Microsoft’s new product, called HoloLens, will allow people to project virtual objects into the real world. Microsoft has developed a new user interface for 3D computing and hopes to create an ...

Back in 2012, an alleged leak detailed Microsoft’s plan for glasses that placed interactive holograms in the world around you. Today, at a Windows 10 presentation, Microsoft showed off the real ...

MICROSOFT this morning unveiled the future of Windows, detailing the features inside Windows 10 and also showing a few surprises. Read Today's Paper Tributes. Rewards. Subscribe SALE.

The new glasses feature a variety of other tweaks and improvements over their predecessors. We now have speakers by BOSE, alongside official eye health certifications and even an AI-powered ...

Why Microsoft, not Google, is positioned to win the market for ‘smart glasses’ by James Risley on February 3, 2016 at 6:15 am February 3, 2016 at 6:16 am Share 5 Tweet Share Reddit Email ...

Microsoft defined this as using “the full Word engine.” Last but not least, gaming will get a boost, too. With Windows 10, users will be able to stream Xbox One games to any Windows 10 device.

Microsoft Corp. will give away its upcoming Windows 10 operating system as a free upgrade to users of the most recent versions of Windows and Windows Phone, as the world’s largest software co… ...

Microsoft launched its plans for virtual reality Tuesday at the Ignite Developer Conference. Microsoft Mesh will eventually allow for VR experiences and users to connect across devices and ...

Microsoft has toyed with the idea of augmented-reality glasses for the Xbox for a few years, as revealed in June 2012 in a project dubbed Fortaleza for glasses that would work over Wi-Fi or 4G.

Microsoft unveils Windows 10, HoloLens virtual reality glasses REAL holograms, a new Windows 10 and Xbox on your computer. Microsoft’s new announcements show it still has a lot of fire in its belly.