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Despite never showing off any hardware, HoloLens competitor Magic Leap appears to be building up to some kind of launch in the near future, and of course for that you need content. At the New York Comic Con the company has announc...
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We posted a few days ago that Microsoft was looking for developers to create a 3D scanning and augmented reality application for mobile devices. At the time it was not clear which platform this was for, though we assumed it was fo...
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Microsoft is currently looking for a Principal SW Engineering Manager for its 3D scanning and augmented reality on mobile devices team, a Microsoft job listing reveals. First spotted by WalkingCat on Twitter, the job listing requi...
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Microsoft is working with celebrated director Nicole McDonald and VR company Jaunt to create a VR experience to accompany the launch of their Windows Mixed Reality headsets on the 17th October 2017. McDonald has previously worked...
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Holographic doctors are something from Star Trek, but it may soon be coming to your humble abode if community care provider Silver Chain Group has their way. The company has just unveiled an application for the Microsoft HoloLens...
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Found in 2010, Magic Leap has always said they will be the one to do Augmented Reality right, and has been teasing their ground-breaking mixed reality technology for at least 3 years now, raising $1.8 billion in the process, but h...
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We reported recently that Intel has abandoned its Project Alloy initiative, which would have offered immersive VR with Project Tango-based depth-sensing technology. The main feature of the headset was that it was self-contained ...
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Today Intel confirmed that their Project Alloy “merged reality” initiative is dead, apparently shelved due to lack of interest from OEMs. What many appear to have forgotten is that Project Alloy was actually a Wintel ...
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If you can’t be a leader at the very least you should be a fast follower. Microsoft has not proven itself adept at leading, and, after a false start, they tend to follow well after the market has already been settled. We saw...