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CES 2022: Microsoft, Qualcomm Partner on Metaverse Chip for AR Glasses
Qualcomm said it is working with Microsoft on custom chips that would control lightweight augmented reality glasses for use by both consumers and businesses for metaverse apps.
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Microsoft AR Glasses: US Army Pushes Back Date on Wearables, Affirms Commitment to Deal
The United States Army said it was pushing back the date when it plans to field augmented reality glasses from Microsoft, but that it remains "fully committed" to the contract with the tech firm.
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US Army Pushes Back Date On Microsoft Goggles, Says "Fully Committed" To Deal
The United States Army on Thursday said it was pushing back the date when it plans to field augmented reality glasses from Microsoft Corp, but that it remains "fully committed" to the contract with the tech firm worth up to $21.9 billion.
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Snap Hires Jacqueline Beauchere as Its First Global Head of Platform Safety
Snapchat's owner has hired a longtime online safety advocate as its first global head of platform safety as the company continues to ramp up efforts around user safety and as social media firms face mounting global pressure from regulators and lawmakers.
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Microsoft Mesh Mixed Reality Platform Launched That Allows Users to Appear as Holograms in Virtual Meetings
Microsoft Mesh has been launched as a mixed reality platform that allows users to appear as holograms when they meet virtually using augmented reality glasses such as the company’s HoloLens. Microsoft Mesh is powered by Azure cloud computing systems that combine data centre processing power with artificial intelligence.
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Toshiba's DynaEdge AR Smart Glasses Are Powered by Windows 10
The Toshiba dynaEdge mobile mini PC along with the AR100 Viewer glasses are together called the dynaEdge AR Smart Glasses.
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Apple Already Has a Big Advantage in AR, Apple Glasses Aren't Coming Anytime Soon: Cook
Apple chief executive officer Tim Cook believes his company is uniquely positioned to lead in the augmented reality space as it has a weapon that its rivals don't.
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With HoloLens, Microsoft Aims to Avoid Google's Mistakes
Microsoft plans to "cultivate a thriving developer community and to foster a vibrant app ecosystem."
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What Is Magic Leap's Mixed Reality, How Does It Work, and Does It Matter?
Not much is known about the startup Magic Leap, but a new report paints an interesting picture of the future of computing.
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VR and AR Need Brain-Computer Interfaces to Achieve Their Full Potential
Brain-computer interfaces are certainly the future of personal technology, but is any tech luminary actually investing in the tech?
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CES 2022: Microsoft, Qualcomm Partner on Metaverse Chip for AR Glasses
Qualcomm said it is working with Microsoft on custom chips that would control lightweight augmented reality glasses for use by both consumers and businesses for metaverse apps.
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Microsoft AR Glasses: US Army Pushes Back Date on Wearables, Affirms Commitment to Deal
The United States Army said it was pushing back the date when it plans to field augmented reality glasses from Microsoft, but that it remains "fully committed" to the contract with the tech firm.
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US Army Pushes Back Date On Microsoft Goggles, Says "Fully Committed" To Deal
The United States Army on Thursday said it was pushing back the date when it plans to field augmented reality glasses from Microsoft Corp, but that it remains "fully committed" to the contract with the tech firm worth up to $21.9 billion.
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Snap Hires Jacqueline Beauchere as Its First Global Head of Platform Safety
Snapchat's owner has hired a longtime online safety advocate as its first global head of platform safety as the company continues to ramp up efforts around user safety and as social media firms face mounting global pressure from regulators and lawmakers.
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Microsoft Mesh Mixed Reality Platform Launched That Allows Users to Appear as Holograms in Virtual Meetings
Microsoft Mesh has been launched as a mixed reality platform that allows users to appear as holograms when they meet virtually using augmented reality glasses such as the company’s HoloLens. Microsoft Mesh is powered by Azure cloud computing systems that combine data centre processing power with artificial intelligence.
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Toshiba's DynaEdge AR Smart Glasses Are Powered by Windows 10
The Toshiba dynaEdge mobile mini PC along with the AR100 Viewer glasses are together called the dynaEdge AR Smart Glasses.
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Apple Already Has a Big Advantage in AR, Apple Glasses Aren't Coming Anytime Soon: Cook
Apple chief executive officer Tim Cook believes his company is uniquely positioned to lead in the augmented reality space as it has a weapon that its rivals don't.
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With HoloLens, Microsoft Aims to Avoid Google's Mistakes
Microsoft plans to "cultivate a thriving developer community and to foster a vibrant app ecosystem."
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What Is Magic Leap's Mixed Reality, How Does It Work, and Does It Matter?
Not much is known about the startup Magic Leap, but a new report paints an interesting picture of the future of computing.
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VR and AR Need Brain-Computer Interfaces to Achieve Their Full Potential
Brain-computer interfaces are certainly the future of personal technology, but is any tech luminary actually investing in the tech?
