All eyes may be on Apple for its big WWDC 2018 event, where we expect to learn about iOS 12
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Skyrim VR is coming to HTC Vive next month
In a move that shouldn’t surprise anyone, Bethesda Softworks today announced Skyrim will soon be playable on an HTC Vive
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Disney, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network banking on virtual reality
For kids programming giants like Walt Disney, Viacom’s Nickelodeon and Turner’s Cartoon Network, massive audiences can still be reached through
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Netflix is taking a wait-and-see approach to virtual reality
Netflix was one of the first video-streaming services to adopt VR in 2015, when it introduced a 360-degree app that
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‘Planet of the Apes’ VR game coming this April
War for the Planet of the Apes wrapped up the story of the genetically modified chimpanzee Caesar in 2017, and
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Viveport: News from the virtual reality subscription service
Viveport is introducing new discounts and benefits for its subscribers, but will also have a price increase from March 22.
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HTC doesn’t plan to make Vive-exclusive games
The virtual reality market is growing steadily and while market leaders such as Oculus and PlayStation have locked games to
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What Is Decentraland?
It is only a matter of time until blockchain and other innovative technologies collide in a meaningful way. Decentraland is
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VR, Wearable Tech and 4K Take Olympic Stage
Of course, athletic excellence is the primary focus of the Olympic Games, but technology has emerged as a pretty cool
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The best ways to watch the Olympics in virtual reality
Experience the Winter Olympics like never before This year NBC Olympics has come up with a game plan of their
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Things We Want to See from PSVR in 2018
PlayStation VR had a quietly successful 2017, evidenced by robust sales figures and an even stronger slate of software. In
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Displaylink is ready to make wireless virtual reality setups, well, a reality
It isn’t CES without virtual reality, and this year we saw the first steps toward making wireless VR a reality.
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