Microsoft Research Online civility in decline, says Microsoft study Microsoft polled over 11,000 people about online civility, and the results aren't great. Cool tech: Storing data on glass with Microsoft's 'Project Silica' Microsoft is building a new medium for storing archival data for prolonged periods of time, known as Project Silica. Microsoft Research demos prototype smartphone cover with e-ink display Microsoft's research division has come up with a new concept for smartphone covers that adds a secondary display, expanding screen real estate for content without buying a larger phone. Grid List Latest about Microsoft Research's latest app uses AI to teach you Chinese By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 27 November 17 Microsoft's research arm is going all-in on AI as a language learning tool with its latest app, Microsoft Learn Chinese. Microsoft Research shows potential for combined thumb and pen interactions on Windows tablets By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 5 May 17 Microsoft's Project Torino helps visually impaired kids learn to code with physical pods By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 15 March 17 Microsoft’s Research division has introduced what it's calling Project Torino, a unique physical programming language meant to help visually impaired children learn to code. Microsoft Research is working on a temporary tattoo controller for your phone By John Callaham published 13 August 16 Microsoft Research, in collaboration with M.I.T., is working on a project called DuoSkin, which is designed to create a custom control device that can be placed on the skin like a temporary tattoo. Microsoft Research's hand gesture recognition tools pick up where Kinect left off By John Callaham published 27 June 16 The Microsoft Research division continues to work on motion gesture recognition projects similar to the company's efforts with Kinect. Microsoft Research is working on a way to save links inside mobile apps By John Callaham published 20 June 16 A newly revealed Microsoft Research project, uLink, is working on a way for smartphone owners to quickly save and bookmark links inside mobile apps. Microsoft Research will push to get more products out into the marketplace faster By John Callaham published 25 January 16 Microsoft wants to project a life-sized person in a room to chat with you By John Callaham published 19 January 16 A new project from Microsoft research, called Room2Room, is using the company's Kinect camera combined with a digital projector to place an image of a life-sized person in a room to chat with others. Microsoft's sci-fi short story collection Future Visions is now available as a free ebook By John Callaham published 17 November 15 Microsoft will publish an original sci-fi short story anthology to promote its research projects By John Callaham published 13 October 15 123456 Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in your inbox, every day! Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Diablo 4 Open Beta: Known bugs, launch issues, and how to fix them2How to play Diablo 4 on Steam Deck3Save $150 on Samsung's curved 27" Odyssey 240Hz QHD monitor for ultra-immersive gaming4Best motherboard for Intel Core i7-13700K 20235Best Intel LGA 1700 motherboards 2023
Microsoft Research's latest app uses AI to teach you Chinese By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 27 November 17 Microsoft's research arm is going all-in on AI as a language learning tool with its latest app, Microsoft Learn Chinese.
Microsoft Research shows potential for combined thumb and pen interactions on Windows tablets By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 5 May 17
Microsoft's Project Torino helps visually impaired kids learn to code with physical pods By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 15 March 17 Microsoft’s Research division has introduced what it's calling Project Torino, a unique physical programming language meant to help visually impaired children learn to code.
Microsoft Research is working on a temporary tattoo controller for your phone By John Callaham published 13 August 16 Microsoft Research, in collaboration with M.I.T., is working on a project called DuoSkin, which is designed to create a custom control device that can be placed on the skin like a temporary tattoo.
Microsoft Research's hand gesture recognition tools pick up where Kinect left off By John Callaham published 27 June 16 The Microsoft Research division continues to work on motion gesture recognition projects similar to the company's efforts with Kinect.
Microsoft Research is working on a way to save links inside mobile apps By John Callaham published 20 June 16 A newly revealed Microsoft Research project, uLink, is working on a way for smartphone owners to quickly save and bookmark links inside mobile apps.
Microsoft Research will push to get more products out into the marketplace faster By John Callaham published 25 January 16
Microsoft wants to project a life-sized person in a room to chat with you By John Callaham published 19 January 16 A new project from Microsoft research, called Room2Room, is using the company's Kinect camera combined with a digital projector to place an image of a life-sized person in a room to chat with others.
Microsoft's sci-fi short story collection Future Visions is now available as a free ebook By John Callaham published 17 November 15
Microsoft will publish an original sci-fi short story anthology to promote its research projects By John Callaham published 13 October 15
