There’s no escaping Microsoft, even if you’ve already swore yourself to another company’s ecosystem.
And by the time you notice, it’ll be too late, and Microsoft will have invaded everything. Not just PCs, but iPhones, Android devices, drones, smart …
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HoloLens’ worst enemy is still itself
Two years ago at its Build developer conference, Microsoft unveiled HoloLens, a futuristic holographic headset it said would usher in future of computing: A “mixed reality” where the virtual blurs into the real world.
HoloLens looked extremely promis…
Microsoft’s vision for the future of meetings is slightly terrifying
Microsoft just gave us a small peek into its vision for the future of meetings and it’s slightly terrifying.
During a demo onstage at its Build developers conference, the company showed off a prototype device that combines computer vision and A…
Microsoft’s new Remote Assist app will make HoloLens a less lonely experience
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Microsoft’s HoloLens just got a whole lot more useful.
At Build 2018, Microsoft announced a new Remote Assist app that lets users connect with remote experts in mixed reality. In other words, HoloLens is now more collaborative.
With Remote Assist, Microsoft wants workers to be able to solve problems quicker together, even if they’re not physically in the same location.
For example, HoloLens users will be able to share photos, video chat, and even annotate what they’re seeing with remote experts, and vice versa. Remote users don’t need to use a HoloLens to collaborate; they can use laptops, tablets, PCs, phones — doesn’t matter. Read more…
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View More Microsoft’s new Remote Assist app will make HoloLens a less lonely experienceHow to watch Microsoft’s Build keynotes this week
Microsoft is about to kick off Build, its annual developer conference.
In addition to routine updates to Windows 10, the company is expected to announce new AI features and integrations, new tools for business applications using its Azure cloud…
Watch the Microsoft Build 2018 keynote live right here
Microsoft is holding its annual Build developer conference this week and the company is kicking off the event with its inaugural keynote this morning. You can watch the live stream right here. The keynote is scheduled to start at 8:30 am on the West Coast, 11:30 am on the East Coast, 4:30 pm in London […]
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Microsoft is adding a new enhanced power mode to Windows 10 Pro for users who need to squeeze every ounce of performance out of there computer.
The new power mode is a feature of the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17101, released Wednesday. The pre…
Microsoft Build will run from May 7 to 9 in Seattle, will overlap with Google I/O
Scheduling tech conferences is hard, especially in May, when seemingly every company wants to hold a major event, including Google and Microsoft. Typically, Google I/O and Microsoft Build, the flagship developer conferences for both companies, ha…
View More Microsoft Build will run from May 7 to 9 in Seattle, will overlap with Google I/O