The curious minds at ColdFusion reveal how Microsoft’s Hololens redefined the way we interact with digital environments.

The HoloLens 2 has been on its last legs for months now. A few years ago, rumors circulated that Microsoft was working on a HoloLens 3.

Microsoft said it’s calling it quits on HoloLens 2 production. By 2028, the company will stop offering any more updates for its VR headsets.

The HoloLens 2 launched in 2019, three years after the first iteration of the augmented reality headset. In 2022, Business Insider reported that Microsoft had cancelled the HoloLens 3.

Should HoloLens 3 follow Apple’s Vision Pro path and take the consumer route? The answer is yes. If Microsoft plans to release HoloLens 3 (and we speculated the device might actually be released this ...

A new Microsoft patent points to a modular AR/VR headset, suggesting a more versatile HoloLens 3 could be coming.

Microsoft's new patent hints at a modular HoloLens 3, potentially making mixed-reality technology more adaptable, and affordable for users.

Microsoft HoloLens 3 might be released in 2024 after all, and the device is set to compete with Apple's Vision Pro. Can it stand a chance?

Microsoft has made significant investments in HoloLens 2 platform to provide new immersive collaboration tools for industrial metaverse customers.

Microsoft says that it will build a HoloLens 3 headset by only when the company thinks there is value for customers.

HoloLens 2 now has full Microsoft Teams integration HoloLens 2 users can now freely join Teams calls and also see shared screens as holograms during meetings. Microsoft is also teasing a HoloLens 3.