By all accounts, it should have looked like a magic trick. A small cube floated above a table, shimmering faintly as a person reached out. With a gentle pinch of thumb and forefinger, the cube spun in ...

Researchers say that touchable 3D holograms could be here before you know it. Here's what they look like in action.

Using gestures you're already accustomed to with your phone's touch screen – swipe, touch-to-select, pinch, rotate and more – a user can effectively control and manipulate these holographic ...

Now, though, researchers have done it with an ordinary iPhone screen. Currently, the only way we’ve been able to make holographic displays is by using complex and expensive laser emitters.

Yep, the carmaker has detailed "a holographic unit for holographically ... such as BMW’s HoloActive Touch and Theatre Screen, are more practical. What do you think of this one?