Microsoft has recently unveiled its next-generation Virtual Reality device that debuts mixed reality and sharing it among other users of the program that is readily available on the Azure platform ...

New AR technology is making headlines. Microsoft is pushing for something truly out of this world. We have seen some big leaps in terms of VR. It went from gimmicky nonsense for the most part when it ...

What if you could play Pokémon Go without holding a phone? And what if you could battle alongside your friends, no matter where they are in the world? That's something we got a taste of at the ...

Zoom calls and video meetings have exploded over the past year (thanks, COVID), but a flat screen doesn’t do a great job of transmitting a person’s presence. To make remote meetups a bit more personal ...

Today at Microsoft’s annual Ignite conference, the tech giant revealed a bold glimpse at the future of digital collaboration with Mesh, a new mixed reality experience set to shape how people work and ...

At Microsoft's Ignite digital conference, the software giant unveiled Microsoft Mesh: an evolution of its augmented reality vision, which brings the technology to movie-like levels. Microsoft also ...

Last week, I sat around a table with fellow journalists as Greg Sullivan, Microsoft's head of Mixed Reality, detailed the company's vision for the future of virtual collaboration. Nobody was wearing ...

Microsoft's new cloud-based AR/VR platform will beam people into your world, and vice versa. Here's how it works. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, ...

Today during the Microsoft Ignite developer conference, the company announced Mesh, a new cloud-based service which Microsoft says will streamline the creation of multi-user XR applications. Soon to ...

Microsoft Mesh for Microsoft Teams will be arriving as a public preview in Oct. 2023, the company announced on Tuesday. The use of Microsoft Mesh, even at the public preview stage, will require ...

One of the first deliverables from Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie's Startup Labs will be a set of Microsoft-developed applications that build on top of Live Mesh. Istartedsomething ...