Microsoft held a special Windows Mixed Reality event in San Francisco yesterday, to launch its range of new VR headsets. While Microsoft refers to its entire platform as “mixed reality,” the ...

Microsoft is using a virtual Cliffhouse as its portal for games, apps, and holograms in Windows Mixed Reality. The Cliffhouse will let you launch content, watch movies, and pin holograms in a ...

Yesterday in San Francisco, Microsoft unveiled an array of Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) announcements, including new devices, features, software, and more. When you purchase through links on our ...

Read Part 2 here.; Several months ago, while working with Microsoft's Mixed Reality Portal, I stumbled onto a couple of apps that immerse you within 360-degree video.. If you aren't familiar with ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Microsoft just added a pair of motion controllers to its recently announced mixed-reality headset, and the combo price of $399 beats a similar hardware pairing from Oculus Rift ...

Watch: Pokemon GO Mixed-Reality Future Demoed At Microsoft Ignite. By Chris Burns March 2, 2021 2:27 pm EST. Niantic demonstrated a proof-of-concept vision today at Microsoft Ignite, ...

Microsoft’s mixed reality isn’t dead, it’s just moving to where businesses will pay for it. ... Kinect debuted on the Xbox 360 as a standalone sensor bar that perched on your TV.

Microsoft is gearing up for a big week of mixed reality announcements and showcases at IFA 2017, but it's also made a few big reveals ahead of time.

If you take Microsoft at its word, then, it is taking same tactic with Windows Mixed Reality that it’s taken with Windows 10 in general. It created its Surface hardware line at least in part to ...

“Our children are the first generation to start to expect spatial – or 3D, volumetric – content,” says Jason Waskey, a principal creative director for Microsoft and creative director for the company’s ...

The Verge reports that Microsoft’s job cuts in January – when it sacked roughly 10,000 staff globally – included many employees working on the company’s mixed reality projects.

The capture stage of Microsoft’s Mixed Reality Capture studio in San Francisco. Ultimately, Microsoft wants to make 3D holograms look virtually indistinguishable from regular video.