Microsoft's new Kinect is so awesome that it monitors your heartbeat (video demo)
Microsoft's Kinect for the Xbox One is built into the system and it can detect six players at the same time.
Intel in talks to acquire gesture control firm Omek Interactive (exclusive)
The race to buy a startup illustrates the hype and hopes for gesture-based technology.
4tiitoo’s Nuia EyeCharm uses Microsoft’s Kinect to do eye-tracking for $60
The technology uses Microsoft's Kinect to track eye movements when someone is looking at a computer screen.
Researcher uses Xbox 360’s Kinect game sensor to measure your breathing
Kinect could unobtrusively measure the breathing of burn victims or others who can use strap-on measurement systems.
Xbox Kinect’s upcoming midair multitouch is gunning for you, Leap Motion
Microsoft Research is always working on cool new features, and based on a video Microsoft just released, it seems clear that the next version of Kinect will be able to better recognize hands, hand positioning, and hand gestures, effectively letting you control your Xbox -- and your PC -- with just the equipment god gave you, right out of the box.
3 things fruit ninjas can learn from Del Monte in mobile marketing
Rovio’s success with Angry Birds, the fastest growing game in history, is a great example of how app developers are applying some ‘traditional’ marketing lessons to drive more revenue.
Xbox display technology turns your room into a ‘holodeck’ of sorts (video)
With the high volume of new products and flashy prototypes vying for attention at the 2013 CES, very few have shown the kind of innovation needed to bring humanity one step closer to creating the ultimate consumer electronic device: a holodeck.
Kinect in a smartphone? Amazing Cirque du Soleil Chrome experiment reveals the future of web browsers
Controlling a browser with your eyes? Playing a game in a web browser on your smartphone by waving your hands in the air? That and more is the future of the web, according to Google.
Dance Central 3 hops, shuffles, and body rolls its way to greatness (review)
Developer Harmonix continues its fantastic legacy of music games with Dance Central 3. Consider the title your yearly reminder of why you bought the Xbox 360's Kinect hardware in the first place.
Want NFL stars Drew Brees or Jerry Rice as your Facebook friend?
Microsoft's Xbox team and the NFL have joined forces to make America healthier and reduce childhood obesity. One of the incentives is an actual NFL star friending a kid on Facebook and giving him or her a "social autograph," which kids can then share with their friends.