Remember when Princess Leia’s holographic distress call blew you away? Nokia and Intel announced that they’ll try to put similar 3D technology on mobile phones. Over the next three years, the ...

Lucid has teamed up with Hollywood camera maker Red to build a fancy 8K video, holographic image, and virtual reality camera for the Red Hydrogen One smartphone. The add-on camera will debut later ...

RED Digital Cinema, best known among Hollywood insiders for its professional high-end cameras, is expanding into the consumer market: The company will start selling a smart phone dubbed the RED ...

The future of gadgets is filled with flexible and holographic technology. At least that's what sci-fi movies and the super-smart geeks in science labs developing the future keep telling us.

Cinematic camera company RED plans to launch its first smartphone early next year, and the RED Hydrogen One is expected to stand out in a few ways. It has an unusual design that uses metal and Kevlar ...

Ikin's tech promises a glasses-free holographic display as a phone accessory this year, with holographic chat on the table. Here's our exclusive video chat and a brief video preview. I started with ...

MasterImage 3D will show off the technology, which will allow user interaction with the holographic image on the PDA, at the Mobile World Congress this month. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor Remember ...

With its high price, outdated specs, lackluster holographic screen, and absent mod support, Red’s Hydrogen One may have been the biggest smartphone flop of 2018. However, on the last day of the year, ...

Looking Glass Portrait has a smaller screen than the regular Looking Glass Factory product and it is more affordable than the other light field display. It can operate as a standalone device but users ...

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 ...

Scientists at the Hewlett-Packard Laboratories claim to have created a new type of multi-directional, back-lit screen that is capable of holographic 3D. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and ...