Smartglasses to Replace Phones? Facebook Says Yes By Althea Chang An Oculus chief scientist says that augmented reality glasses could replace smartphones — and soon.
iPhone 8 Camera Will Be All About AR, and Glasses Are Next By Philip Michaels Apple has big ambitions for augmented reality, Bloomberg reports, and it will all start with adding AR features to the iPhone's camera.
Signs Mount that iPhone 8 Will Focus on AR By Philip Michaels In recent weeks, a growing number of indicators point to augmented reality being a major feature for Apple's next iPhone.
Meta 2 is the Augmented Reality of Tomorrow, Today By Sherri L. Smith Meta's latest iteration of its augmented reality headset is aggressively priced and set to debut this year.
Vuzix Readies Its Non-Doofus AR Glasses for Consumers By Philip Michaels Vuzix's Blade 3000 specs look more like sunglasses than something that will get you mocked. They could be ready for consumers by 2018.
Microsoft Spectator View Lets You Experience HoloLens Without Wearing It By Avram Piltch A new set of tools and instructions allow HoloLens developers to create immersive videos and photos of their software in action.
Why Apple's Tim Cook Prefers AR over VR By Philip Michaels The Apple CEO said on Good Morning America that he thinks augmented reality offers a larger opportunity for his company.
This Gadget Brings Scary-Real Finger Tracking to AR By Sherri L. Smith uSens' new sensors are bringing hand-tracking technology to mobile VR and AR experiences.
Hololens Teardown: See What’s Inside Microsoft’s AR Goggles By Sam Rutherford After keeping the Hololens' Holographic Processing Unit a secret, Microsoft finally revealed the details on what's powering its augmented reality headset.
ModiFace Live Uses Augmented Reality to Change Your Look By Sherri L. Smith ModiFace Live's new technology lets you scan a makeup look from a photo or video and wear it in augmented reality.
Google's AR-VR Headset Could Redeem Glass Flop By Mark Spoonauer Google is reportedly working on a standalone headset that blends augmented reality with virtual reality, which could make up for Google Glass.
My Aha Moment with Lenovo's New Tango Phone By Philip Michaels If people embrace Lenovo's huge new Phab2 Pro phone, it will be because developers have created apps that take advantage of the phone's depth-perception and motion-tracking features.
Microsoft Opens Windows Holographic to Other Devices, Including Vive By Avram Piltch Soon, third-party devices such as HTC's Vive will be able to run the same Windows Holo apps that power Microsoft's Hololens. Could less expensive headsets be on the way?
Why You Should Be Excited by Google's Project Tango By Philip Michaels Google's depth-sensing and 3D tracking tech got little time in the spotlight at Google's conference, but a handful of demos prove that Project Tango is worth getting excited about.
Microsoft HoloLens: Everything We Know So Far By Avram Piltch Microsoft's HoloLens looks like the biggest computing breakthrough in years. Here's everything that's known about the exciting wearable technology, along with what we're still looking to find out.
I Touched Augmented Reality with Meta 2 By Philip Michaels The Meta 2 boasts a wide field of view with a 2560 x 1440 resolution, raising the bar for augmented reality headsets.
What is the Oculus Rift? By Sherri L. Smith, Michael Andronico The virtual reality experience long promised in science fiction is finally becoming a reality with the Oculus Rift. Here are the facts.
Sony Turns Any Surface Into Interactive Tabletop By Sherri L. Smith Sony Future Labs' conceptual projector turns any surface into an interactive tabletop that can bring storybooks and drawings to life.
New Augmented Reality Goggles More Immersive Than HoloLens By Avram Piltch Lumus' DK-50 augmented reality glasses offer a much wider field of view and brighter images than Microsoft's upcoming HoloLens headset.
Carl Zeiss Smart Glasses Won't Make You Look Like A Glasshole By Sherri L. Smith Carl Zeiss Smart Optics has a Google Glass alternative that delivers data on the go in a much more subtle and less obtrusive way.
Facebook CEO: AR Goggles to Replace Phones, Telepathy's Next By Mark Spoonauer Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed during a Q&A that he envisions people wearing AR glasses while keeping their phones in their pockets.
Kid's Room Comes to Life With This Interactive Projector By Philip Michaels Lumo beams interactive games onto the floor of any room, giving kids an interactive space to play in.
Magic Leap Shows Off Mind-Blowing Augmented Reality By Philip Michaels Magic Leap's new video showcases what wearing its AR headset could be like, including blasting aliens in your living room and flipping through your inbox in mid-air.
HoloLens Finally Makes Augmented Reality Real By Avram Piltch Our AR future is almost here. Microsoft's Windows Holographic will do for Augmented Reality what iPad did for tablets: inspire an industry.
Intel RealSense 3D: What It Is and What You Do With It By Avram Piltch Here are 10 ways you can use Intel's new RealSense 3D (depth-sensing) camera technology, which is appearing in a lot of new PCs and tablets.
Cortex Headset Creates a Personal Holodeck By Sherri L. Smith Combining augmented and virtual reality, the Sulon Cortex creates an entirely different experience.
Beauty Mirror App for iOS is Like Plastic Surgery in Real Time By Cherlynn Low Plastic surgery goes digital with a new Beauty Mirror app for iOS that reshapes your face in real time.
Augmented Reality Makes Us More Human, Not Less By Avram Piltch Every major advance in knowledge storage and retrieval has disrupted society and frightened a few naysayers along the way. And augmented reality is no different.
Google Glass Review By Anna Attkisson Google Glass shows promise as a wearable platform, but it needs longer battery life and more compelling apps.
Google Glass: What It Is and How It Works By Tom's Guide Staff, Ryan Goodrich Google Glass, a device touted as the dawning of a new era of wearable tech, promises to deliver an experience unlike anything you've seen before.
