Forget the iPhone 8 and Galaxy Note 8. RED, the company that makes professional digital cameras for shooting Hollywood movies, is making a "holographic" phone called the Hydrogen. SEE ALSO: 6 reasons ...

Professional camera maker RED announced the world's first holographic phone -- the Hydrogen-- on Thursday to the surprise of phone geeks everywhere. The Hydrogen is already generating plenty of ...

Remember the Princess Leia hologram message in Star Wars pleading for help as played by R2D2? A new smartphone is promising a similar technology with AT&T and Verizon signing on to begin selling them.

We're inching ever closer to the time at which holograms are a real possibility for mobile smart devices. Only a few years ago I'd have completely disavowed the possibility that a mobile hologram were ...

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The smartphone business is a very competitive landscape, where newcomers have a tough time challenging traditional handset makers. That's why I'd advise you not to preorder "the world's first ...

With all the confirmed and unconfirmed leaks circulating on the internet, the iPhone 8 might be the frontrunner for most highly anticipated phone of the year. However, a newly announced device might ...

Baseball fans of the 1970s undoubtedly remember the Big Red Machine, the nickname at the time for the powerhouse Cincinnati Reds. Alas, what I’m calling the Big RED Machine of smartphones, struck out ...

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / July 2, 2020 / Recently, WIMI Hologram Cloud (NASDAQ:WIMI) announced that it will set up a joint venture to conduct business in the semiconductor market. With the advent of ...

Ericsson is intent on making holographic communication an everyday reality. I saw it done using little more than a couple of phones. Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer. Officially, ...

In five years, cell phones will be able to produce holograms of friends and colleagues talking and moving in real time, IBM researchers say. “We see 3D technology moving into the cell phone, which ...