Augmented Reality

A side-by-side comparison of the new Microsoft Windows Mixed Reality HMDs from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung.

Intel is no longer moving forward with the Project Alloy self-contained “merged reality” headset. Instead, it will focus its efforts on other AR and VR technologies.

When Apple revealed the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X, we learned more about the A11 Bionic SoC's powerful CPU, GPU, and ISP that enable high-quality AR content.

Asus won the race to build a smartphone that supports both Google Tango and Google Daydream VR. And it has rather extreme specs.

Mainstream augmented reality still needs a kick in the pants, and startup Mira hopes that its iPhone-based Prism AR headset is just the momentum starter.

Like other recent builds, Microsoft seems to have focused on polishing existing features ahead of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update's release instead of introducing new ones.

Apple's developer conference is all about the company's decision to join the XR revolution.

ManoMotion revealed a camera-based 3D real-time hand gesture tracking technology that lets you see your real hands in VR, AR, and MR experiences on mobile devices.

Osterhout Design Group announced a partnership with Citrix that would bring Citrix’s virtualization and virtual desktop enterprise suites to ODG’s self-contained AR smartglasses.

Microsoft held a presentation in Shanghai on May 23 where the company revealed that the Chinese Government approved the Microsoft Hololens for sale to its citizens.