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The new XREAL AR glasses are what Microsoft HoloLens should've been
By Jez Corden published
Unreal XREAL XREAL takes augmented reality to the next level with its new XREAL One and One Pro glasses, giving users an onboard augmented reality experience for the first time.

HoloLens 3? Microsoft has patented a new modular HMD that could be more affordable
By Jez Corden published
HoloLens 3? Is this HoloLens 3? It's hard to say, but it's interesting that Microsoft is still exploring head-mounted mixed reality devices.

Microsoft's militarized HoloLens to enter next wave of testing to see if it still sickens soldiers
By Sean Endicott published
More testing Microsoft has been working on a version of its HoloLens headset for the U.S. Army for years. The device will enter another phase of testing next month.

Apple's HoloLens-like 'Vision Pro' headset may already be a flop
By Kevin Okemwa published
VISION PRO NO! Apple scales down on the production of the Vision Pro augmented reality headset.

Microsoft and the U.S. Army have a plan to make the HoloLens combat-ready
By Sean Endicott published
new and improved The U.S. Army will spend $165 million on the next version of the IVAS headset from Microsoft. $76 million of that will be spent on developing version 1.2 of the system.

Microsoft has laid off entire teams behind Virtual, Mixed Reality, and HoloLens
By Jez Corden last updated
More layoffs In the latest update on the massive Microsoft layoffs, it seems Redmond has gutted the teams behind HoloLens and Mixed Reality.

US Army says 'no thanks' to buying more HoloLens devices this year, demands several hardware improvements first
By Zac Bowden published
HoloLens The US Army wants an updated version of the military-grade HoloLens headset.

Microsoft's militarized HoloLens marches forward — Army now accepting first batch of headsets
By Sean Endicott published
After delays and concerns, the U.S. Army is moving forward with its militarized HoloLens headset.

Microsoft's Head of HoloLens is resigning; Mixed Reality Hardware goes under Windows & Devices division while its future is unclear
By Daniel Rubino last updated
After repeated accusations of bad behavior, Alex Kipman is resigning, and the mixed reality hardware group will be under Panos Panay and the Windows & Devices team.
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