Microsoft’s HoloLens has been available to developers for some time, but what’s less well known is that its augmented reality headset also comes in an ‘enterprise edition.’ CEO Satya Nadella talked up ...

SAN FRANCISCO — The line for a quick demo of HoloLens snaked through Moscone Center during Microsoft's Build 2016 developers conference Wednesday. The excitement is easy to explain. HoloLens is the ...

HoloLens, Microsoft's augmented reality headset alternative to the virtual reality me-toos that gaming is currently struggling under the weight of, is certainly different. Sure, Microsoft is revealing ...

Microsoft had an unusually kick-ass event this week. They trotted out the next version of Windows, which is called Windows 10. The OS looks like a winner. (No word on what happened to “Windows 9” — my ...

HoloLens could be the next big thing in business computing and can be used in some way to provide a better customer experience, improve business collaboration and so much more. If you had followed ...

Windows' new HoLolens “sees” a day where we can live, at least optically, a completely reality-free life. Columnist David Carr talks about what that means, and suggests watching British-made Netflix ...

In 2015, I saw the best demo that you’ll probably never see: the press-only demo of the Microsoft HoloLens. This week, Microsoft celebrates its 50th anniversary on April 4, 2025, and at PCWorld we’ll ...

It looks like Microsoft’s AR platform HoloLens is being sent to a nice tech farm upstate. The company just announced that it’s discontinuing production of its HoloLens 2 headset, according to ...

What just happened? Microsoft has ended production of its HoloLens 2 mixed-reality headset and as it stands today, there are no plans for a successor. Could this be the end of the road for HoloLens as ...

The future is here - Microsoft just unveiled wearable holograms, answering all of our childhood fantasies in one fell swoop. Building around the company's eagerly awaited HoloLens mixed reality ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella dismissed accusations that the company is war profiteering by selling HoloLens to the US Army to increase troop lethality. It's not clear he's even considered the question.