Hololens

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.

Microsoft's AR technology helped project people hundreds of miles to the International Space Station.

We're back with another exciting episode of the Windows Central Podcast, and this week, we've got new builds, rage over promotional banners, more bad news for the future of HoloLens, and loads more!

Microsoft's much-discussed $22 billion AR headset deal has seen delays, derision, and internal objections. Now, it's seeing internal fears of a premature end.

On this episode of the Windows Central Podcast: Insider Program updates, HoloLens 3, and more

Web3 is the latest techfad, comprised of blockchain buzzwords and metaverse mumbo jumbo. But what if there's something real in among all the BS?

Microsoft's Alex Kipman claims that HoloLens is doing well at Microsoft. His statement follows a report claiming the entire HoloLens division is in disarray and that the HoloLens 3 is canceled.

The promise of Microsoft's HoloLens isn't enough to keep AR experts with the company. They're transitioning to rival augmented reality companies such as Meta.

Microsoft worked with the government of Greece to digitally recreate Olympia. People can explore the ruins through augmented reality on their smartphones or a HoloLens headset.

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