augmented reality

We may be living in a "post-PC" world, but that doesn't mean the best tablets can't learn a thing or two, as we're seeing in Apple's latest iPad Pro.

Now that the new year is here, let's take a look at what you can expect in the 2020 tech trends.

If you have a recent pair of Bose headphones and a love for Star Wars, you can give your ears an experience ahead of the new film.

Connecting the digital world with that of the real world may get easier for people who can't code, as Adobe outs a new tool.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll explore 5G, augmented reality, and how the computer is becoming more mobile than ever with foldables and the iPad, all in five minutes.

If you or your kids like Minecraft, there's a new version out, and it's one aimed at bringing the world of Minecraft to the real world you step foot in.

Artists have already seen their toolset change with improvements to computers and tablets, so where can art go next? Augmented reality.

We're not entirely sure why it's back, but the iPod Touch has returned, and it seems the focus is on getting augmented reality into the hands of more people.

This week, Microsoft's block-based game for kids that can also teach you how to code turns ten, and it's announcing something new for its 10th birthday celebration.

Mobile World Congress saw plenty of phones this week, but it wasn't just about phones. Microsoft also glimpsed the future or Augmented Reality, too.