This secret Disney project is going to make VR more immersive for you
Disney wants to solve one of the biggest problems with VR to create experiences in its theme parks, and make VR better at home
Virtual Reality
Is there a new AI-powered Google Glass on the way?
The Big G might have accidentally revealed a new version of Google Glass at Google I/O 2024 in a brief moment
Apple Optic ID: what is it and how does it work?
Apple’s Vision Pro headset scans your eyes to ensure security
What is VR Passthrough, and how does the headset tech work?
VR Passthrough lets you see the real world through your mixed reality headset. Here’s everything you need to know about it and how it works
An Xbox VR headset is on the way – but don’t expect a PSVR2 rival
Mark Zuckerberg hints that a Meta headset complete with an Xbox controller could be imminent
Rokid wants to get you using AR every day with this new device
The Rokid AR Lite suite combines the Max 2 glasses and Station 2 host into one offering for a more intuitive AR experience
Meta’s Horizon OS could power your next VR headset – no matter who makes it
The brand is opening up its Horizon OS software to other headset makers, aiming to open up a new VR ecosystem
Is Apple’s Vision Pro global launch imminent? I think so, here’s why
The Vision Pro launched in the US only at first, but it looks like a global launch for the headset is imminent; here’s why I think so
These XR glasses give me the cut-price Apple Vision Pro experience I was looking for
Don’t have $3,500 to spend on the Apple Vision Pro? Neither do I, so I tried out the NXTwear S XR glasses instead
Surgeons have used the Apple Vision Pro during an operation: is this the big picture?
The Vision Pro headset was used to assist an operation at a private hospital. Is this where VR headsets are headed?
I’ve seen the future of AR and it fixes the main problem with Apple Vision Pro
AR and VR headsets are about to get lighter thanks to this hub innovation
This pair of AR glasses comes with a full Windows-machine in the remote
Tecno’s Pocket Go is one of the first handheld PC gaming experiences to go fully immersive with these AR glasses.
