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Apple’s AR/VR headset has reportedly been shown to the company’s board last week, and it could be announced in the coming months.

Volkswagen has helped Microsoft to create a new "moving platform" mode for HoloLens 2.

Qualcomm announced today that it is partnering with Microsoft on custom chipsets for augmented reality (AR) solutions.

Microsoft Mesh is a new mixed-reality platform powered by Azure that allows people in different physical locations to share holographic experiences together.

Microsoft executive vice president Peggy Johnson is leaving the software giant and will assume the CEO role at Magic Leap, maker of an erstwhile HoloLens competitor.

A new report from an analyst close to Apple claims that the consumer electronics giant will release an augmented reality (AR) headset in 2020.

Lenovo announced several new consumer PCs, an "extreme" version of its ThinkPad X1 Carbon, three new Chromebooks, and new smart home devices.

Google today announced that ARCore 1.0, its augmented reality platform for Android, is now available in non-preview form.

Google has announced its attempt to be the first to offer pervasive augmented reality (AR) experiences on the web.

Google has made its AR Stickers experience available on Pixel smartphones. And it is pretty fricking impressive.

Star Wars: Jedi Challenges is an amazing augmented reality (AR) experience that will delight Star Wars fans young and old.

Give Microsoft and its partners credit for reducing the complexity of VR/AR and for lowering prices across the board.

In a response to Apple's ARKit, Google today announced AR Core, its second take on an Android-based augmented reality platform.

Apple's long-anticipated move into Augmented Reality (AR) has delivered a decisive death blow to HoloLens and the Windows Mixed Reality platform.

Google today revealed that its virtual reality (VR) initiatives are more successful than many had realized. Augmented reality (AR)? Not so much.

At its WinHEC 2016 opening keynote in Shenzhen, China Thursday morning, Microsoft revealed its plans to make mixed reality mainstream in 2017.

Google has been talking about its Tango augmented reality initiative since last year, but it's finally happening: The first Tango smartphone is now available.