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The Canadian Royal Navy announced today that it will use HoloLens and Kognitiv Spark software to improve maintenance and repairs aboard its active vessels.

HoloLens 2 is a significant improvement over the original: It’s more comfortable and natural to use and features a broader field of view.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella defends the company's $480 million contract with the U.S. Army following backlash from employees.

Don’t understand how Microsoft can make a thriving business out of a niche product like HoloLens? You’re not asking the right questions.

Four years ago, Microsoft surprised us with HoloLens, its standalone augmented reality headset. It's time for HoloLens 2.

Tomorrow, Microsoft will be hosting an event to announce its next-generation HoloLens.

Microsoft is announcing a new Android app that works with the HoloLens, as well as a new AR app for iOS devices.

A teaser video posted by Alex Kipman only confirms that Microsoft will have an announcement at MWC later this month.

Microsoft's next HoloLens could be powered by the Snapdragon 850.

Microsoft will reportedly make 100,000 HoloLens devices for the U.S Army as part of new $480 million contract.

Microsoft's next big HoloLens upgrade now expected to arrive in Q2 2019.

NASA may have just leaked the next-gen HoloLens.

Magic Leap's AR headset is finally available for purchase, but it's only slightly better than the HoloLens.

Microsoft's next-gen Hololens is still on-track to be released in Q1 of 2019 and it's codenamed Sydney.

Microsoft's working on its next-gen Hololens and if you look closely, the company has been slowly announcing all the new components in the hardware.

Microsoft announces new updates to Microsoft Education, including a new Chemistry update for Minecraft: Education Edition, new MR content for Windows Mixed Reality, and cheap new Windows 10 2-in-1s.

After a successful pilot program, auto-maker Ford says that it will expand its use of Microsoft's HoloLens for vehicle design.

Microsoft implements technology too quickly, allowing followers like Apple to come in later and perfect and popularize it.

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

This week, Microsoft announced the new Surface Pro and new Surface peripherals at a special event in Shanghai, China. Now, you can watch the presentation via a series of on-demand videos.

While Microsoft enthusiasts continue to react poorly to the software giant's new strategy, I see a clarity here that should be celebrated. Microsoft is doing the right thing.

Microsoft has set its eyes on Hololens V3 as the company sidelines the second version to focus on a bigger leap in capability for the hero device.

Today: Microsoft president recommends a 'Digital Geneva Convention', Forza video games top $1 billion in sales, Microsoft delays Patch Tuesday, much more.

Make no mistake when it comes to virtual reality (VR). It's not a fad. And it's only going to get better over time.

Microsoft announced another major milestone in the distribution of its mixed reality headset: HoloLens is now available for purchase in Japan.

The Unified Update Platform (UUP) promises to dramatically reduce the size of the updates---major or minor---that Microsoft delivers to Windows 10 going forward.

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.