Last month Apple confirmed the acquisition of Israeli motion-sensing company PrimeSense. Initial thoughts turned towards applications in the Apple TV set-top box, but other reports that Apple was ...

So Apple could certainly benefit by picking up PrimeSense — but according to the reports confirming that talks are going on, the deal is unlikely to happen, because Apple is said to be offering less ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Apple Inc has bought Israel-based PrimeSense Ltd, a developer of chips that enable three-dimensional machine ...

REDMOND, WA and TEL AVIV, ISRAEL (March 31, 2010) – Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq "MSFT") and PrimeSense™, the leader in 3D sensing and recognition technologies, announced today that PrimeSense will be ...

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Apple's heretofore puzzling buyout of Israeli sensor firm PrimeSense — which created hardware designed to "see" in three dimensions — now makes more sense in light of last week's acquisition of Metaio ...

A few months ago, there was a rumor that Apple acquired Israel-based 3D sensor company PrimeSense. PrimeSense consistently denied the acquisition talks, but now the deal has been confirmed. The ...

PrimeSense has confirmed that its 3D sensing and recognition technology will be used in Microsoft’s Project Natal, one of the biggest changes coming for video games during the holiday season of 2010.

When PrimeSense founder Aviad Maizels put a prototype of a 3D sensor on a chip in front of Microsoft in 2006, he had no idea it would lead to the biggest turning point in the Israeli startup's history ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A worker wipes a poster advertisement for Apple's iPhone 5C on a wall in Tokyo, September 20, 2013. REUTERS/Yuya Shino/Files ...