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Microsoft foresees AR tracking your keys, milk, entire life
A patent filing by Microsoft hints at tech that would automatically keep tabs on everyday objects so you don't have to. Enlarge Image This could be you, never losing your keys again. Photo by Microsoft Want a virtual assistant that means you won't lose anything ever again? A patent application filed by Microsoft hints at that future. The technology described in the patent filing first spotted by MSPoweruser , published Thursday, would bring sophisticated, automatic object tracking to augmented reality . A cousin of VR , which creates an entirely digital experience, augmented (or mixed) reality blends the real and virtual worlds into a seamless experience -- think Pokemon Go. One of the challenges for more advanced augmented reality is that a system would need to track not only you as a user, but also the other objects in your environment. Microsoft's patent document suggests a technology that would do just that. The new tech would fit neatly w...
The 7 big trends that will dominate CES 2017
The world's biggest tech show returns this week. Here's everything you need to know. The New Year is here. And that means CES is about to begin. Around 200,000 people are about to converge on Las Vegas for the technology industry's biggest showcase of the year. This is the trade show's 50th anniversary, and the show floor will be jam-packed with products and services that would've been dismissed as science fiction back in 1967: everything from self-driving cars to voice-controlled personal assistants to swarms of flying camera drones. Yes, all those sort of gadgets that seemed outrageously fantastic when employed by the likes of James Bond, Captain Kirk and George Jetson in the 1960s will be on display at CES -- mostly as products you can buy soon, if not right now. Oh, and anyone can share photos and live video of the latest and greatest products to a worldwide audience from a pocketable communications device. Welcome to 2017. Of course, much of th...