Hololens

"Metaverse" is the name of the game these days, and Reality Engine is aiming to make it easier to develop for.

$22 billion deals take time, and Microsoft's deal with the U.S. Army is going to need a bit more of it. September 2022 is the new target date the parties are aiming for.

Army soldiers and Microsoft engineers collaborated for two years to make an augmented reality headset for soldiers. The device allows soldiers to see through smoke and around corners.

Leaked emails from Epic Games employees show harsh criticism of Microsoft's HoloLens and Windows Mixed Reality platform. One employee says that Microsoft "poisons the well for the industry."

On this episode of the Windows Central Podcast: What's next for Surface, Xbox mini-fridge, and HoloLens for the US Army!

Microsoft has won a military contract which could earn them up to $21.88 billion. In exchange for the money, Microsoft will produce augmented reality headsets for the U.S. army.

Some recent rumblings might suggest Microsoft may finally be looking towards bringing its impressive Windows Mixed Reality efforts to consumers. But is it too late?

Is Microsoft about to start a new phase of HoloLens and Mixed Reality? Some recent hires suggest yes.

Microsoft sent out invites for a press event at Mobile World Congress 2020. The press event could be about HoloLens as Alex Kipman is one of the hosts.

Alex Kipman has a vision of HoloLens replacing every screen you use and potentially allowing you to talk to the dead.