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Most Interesting Gadgets of This Decade
If the 2000s was the decade where modern technology really started showing its usefulness to the regular consumers, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that the 2010s can be described as the one where technology not just turned omnipresent, but the consumers really became dependent on it.
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Microsoft Teams Surpasses Over 13 Million Daily Active Users, Azure Kinect Developer Kit Gets General Availability
Microsoft Teams is claimed to have over 13 million daily active users and 19 million weekly active users.
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MWC 2019: Microsoft HoloLens 2 With Better Display, More Immersive Holographic Gesture Controls Launched
Microsoft has launched the HoloLens 2 – the second generation Windows MR headset which brings a more comfortable design and better display among other upgrades.
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Microsoft to Launch Webcams for Windows 10, Xbox One With Facial Recognition: Report
New USB Type-C webcams may add Windows Hello authentication to any Windows 10 PC
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Xbox One to Get Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant: Report
Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X could get Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant soon.
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Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
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Xbox One Kinect Adapter Discontinued in Favour of 'Higher Fan-Requested Gaming Accessories': Microsoft
Microsoft’s Kinect adapter has ceased production. It’s the USB accessory necessary to use the Xbox One Kinect sensor with an Xbox One X, Xbox One S, or a Windows PC.
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Microsoft Has Stopped Manufacturing Kinect, but Its Technology Will Live on With the HoloLens
Kinect is dead but Microsoft is ensuring its core tech lives on.
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Revamped Skype for Xbox One App Now Available as Update
The updated version of the Skype for Xbox One app allows users to make free video calls to up to 5 users and free audio calls to up to 25 users simultaneously.
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Xbox One Gets Dropbox App While Xbox One Games Arrive on Oculus Rift
Xbox One users will be able to view and share photos, videos and other files from Dropbox, while the Xbox streaming app allows users to stream games to the Rift VR.
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Microsoft Ends Xbox Fitness for the Xbox One, User Backlash Results
One of the last few remnants of Microsoft's approach to the Xbox One beyond gaming, Xbox Fitness has been shuttered and existing users are not happy.
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Microsoft Reveals 'Pre-Touch' Tech for Kinect-Like Gestures on Mobile
For now, there is no indication as to when (or if ever) Microsoft will include the Pre-Touch technology in its smartphones.
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Microsoft's Kinect Camera Could Soon Fight Lung Diseases
The camera was initially developed as a gaming accessory but found use in various fields of research since launch.
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Microsoft Developing Video Calling That Projects People in Front of You
The company is working on Room2Room technology using Kinect depth cameras and digital projectors.
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Back to the Future Is More Real Than You Think
The movie made a lot of predictions that look outlandish, but look closer and it's all really happening.
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Most Interesting Gadgets of This Decade
If the 2000s was the decade where modern technology really started showing its usefulness to the regular consumers, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that the 2010s can be described as the one where technology not just turned omnipresent, but the consumers really became dependent on it.
-
Microsoft Teams Surpasses Over 13 Million Daily Active Users, Azure Kinect Developer Kit Gets General Availability
Microsoft Teams is claimed to have over 13 million daily active users and 19 million weekly active users.
-
MWC 2019: Microsoft HoloLens 2 With Better Display, More Immersive Holographic Gesture Controls Launched
Microsoft has launched the HoloLens 2 – the second generation Windows MR headset which brings a more comfortable design and better display among other upgrades.
-
Microsoft to Launch Webcams for Windows 10, Xbox One With Facial Recognition: Report
New USB Type-C webcams may add Windows Hello authentication to any Windows 10 PC
-
Xbox One to Get Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant: Report
Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X could get Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant soon.
-
Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
-
Xbox One Kinect Adapter Discontinued in Favour of 'Higher Fan-Requested Gaming Accessories': Microsoft
Microsoft’s Kinect adapter has ceased production. It’s the USB accessory necessary to use the Xbox One Kinect sensor with an Xbox One X, Xbox One S, or a Windows PC.
-
Microsoft Has Stopped Manufacturing Kinect, but Its Technology Will Live on With the HoloLens
Kinect is dead but Microsoft is ensuring its core tech lives on.
-
Revamped Skype for Xbox One App Now Available as Update
The updated version of the Skype for Xbox One app allows users to make free video calls to up to 5 users and free audio calls to up to 25 users simultaneously.
-
Xbox One Gets Dropbox App While Xbox One Games Arrive on Oculus Rift
Xbox One users will be able to view and share photos, videos and other files from Dropbox, while the Xbox streaming app allows users to stream games to the Rift VR.
-
Microsoft Ends Xbox Fitness for the Xbox One, User Backlash Results
One of the last few remnants of Microsoft's approach to the Xbox One beyond gaming, Xbox Fitness has been shuttered and existing users are not happy.
-
Microsoft Reveals 'Pre-Touch' Tech for Kinect-Like Gestures on Mobile
For now, there is no indication as to when (or if ever) Microsoft will include the Pre-Touch technology in its smartphones.
-
Microsoft's Kinect Camera Could Soon Fight Lung Diseases
The camera was initially developed as a gaming accessory but found use in various fields of research since launch.
-
Microsoft Developing Video Calling That Projects People in Front of You
The company is working on Room2Room technology using Kinect depth cameras and digital projectors.
-
Back to the Future Is More Real Than You Think
The movie made a lot of predictions that look outlandish, but look closer and it's all really happening.
