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Qualcomm’s big Snapdragon 2020: The 5G, the chips, the wildcard
It’s been a big week for mobility, and if you’ve been wondering what will be powering your Galaxy S11, Pixel 5, or any number of →
Nikon Z50 Review
Nikon is introducing the new Nikon Z50 (Z 50) and with it a new range of APS-C sensor mirrorless cameras and lenses, with Nikon proclaiming →
VR on Project Scarlett? Don’t bet on it
With Valve officially revealing Half-Life: Alyx last week, virtual reality is back in the spotlight in a big way. There are a number big players in the →
Half-Life: Alyx is a full-length VR prequel coming in 2020, and Valve Index owners get it free
Valve makes games again. Valve released its excellent Index virtual reality headset in May, and at the time everyone expected a bombshell game to go →
Magic Leap One plays Spotify in AR where you left them in the world
After no small amount of delays and a bigger amount of controversy, the Magic Leap One finally leaped into existence last year to bring its →
Best VR headsets in 2019: Standalone and PC-ready picks from Oculus, HTC and more
Find out which headset is right for you with this complete buying guide Virtual reality headsets were once only for the savviest of tech fans →
PlayStation VR 2: Everything we know about Sony’s next VR headset
All the rumors and speculation about PSVR 2 all in one place Consumer VR is here to stay, thanks to a few innovators in the →
Fast Charge: Stadia could have made Google’s Daydream a success
Google Daydream is dead, and it’s no surprise. The entry-level virtual reality headset, which used your smartphone as a makeshift display, was riddled with flaws. A →
Forget the Oculus Quest: there’s a ‘Human eye resolution’ VR headset
Finnish company, Varjo Technologies, are promising a ‘resolution revolution’ with their new line of VR headsets. The Helsinki-based company claim the VR-2 and VR-2 Pro →
Google Daydream View VR headset has officially been discontinued
Google has officially discontinued support for its Daydream View virtual reality headset, the company has revealed, and its new Pixel 4 handset won’t support the →
Live Planet VR live-streaming system review
Live Planet VR bills itself as “the only end-to-end VR system,” and technically, since it includes a camera system as well as a cloud publishing →
Winners & Losers: Microsoft’s fab foldable and Vive’s VR headache
Microsoft was always going to feature in our Winners and Losers column this week, as it unveiled a number of devices at its Surface Event →
Oculus Connect 6: Significant Oculus Quest upgrades could render the Rift obsolete
Facebook didn’t announce any new hardware at Oculus Connect 6, but it revealed key Oculus Quest improvements and a big-budget Medal of Honor VR reboot. →
Oculus Quest ditches controllers with hand tracking next year
Oculus Connect 6 is underway, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a lot to say about the company’s newest VR headset, the standalone Oculus Quest. →
Scan 3XS WA4000 VR review: Hits competition right out of the park
A superb showcase for AMD’s Ryzen 9 3000 series, which form a powerful basis for a professional workstation When AMD released the Ryzen 7 and →
HTC Vive vs HTC Vive Pro vs HTC Vive Pro Eye vs HTC Vive Cosmos : What’s the difference?
HTC originally announced an updated version of the HTC Vive, dubbed the HTC Vive Pro, during CES 2018 in Las Vegas. Since then the company →
HTC Vive Cosmos vs. Vive Pro
It’s the battle of the Vives. HTC’s Vive Pro delivers one of the best virtual reality experiences at professional-grade quality. The newly launched Vive Cosmos →
Surprising Vive Cosmos price gives Oculus Rift the edge
Both the price and release date for the upcoming HTC Vive Cosmos have finally been revealed, with the VR headset launching for £699 on 3 →
HTC Vive Cosmos hands-on review: Flippin’ genius
VR desperately needs to get into the hands of more people. Facebook’s solution is to make Oculus headsets cheaper and free from the constrains of →
Nikon D6 & AF-S NIKKOR 120-300mm f/2.8E FL ED SR VR Lens Development Announced
Nikon has announced the development of the Nikon D6 professional DSLR camera and the AF-S NIKKOR 120-300mm f/2.8E FL ED SR VR telephoto zoom lens. Price, →
IFA 2019: The big wearable news that’s come out of the Berlin tech show
What we’ve seen from Asus, Fossil and others at this year’s IFA IFA is here – a huge show on the tech calendar, that’s already →
Nikon gives first look at its future D6 DSLR model
In a brief statement today, Nikon confirmed that it is currently developing its future D6 DSLR, an update to the company’s existing flagship D5 model. →
And finally: Huawei could launch AR smartglasses at IFA 2019
Welcome to this week’s And finally, your roundup of the stories you may have missed in the last seven days. With IFA 2019 nearing on the horizon, there’s →
What is Magic Leap One and why might it kill all screens?
Magic Leap pitched itself as the future of mixed reality when it first came on to the scene years ago. Those who watched Minority Report →
IFA 2019: Big wearable announcements to expect at the Berlin tech show
What we could see from Huawei, Garmin and others at this year’s IFA IFA is the next big show on the tech calendar, which should →
Ford Dropped Another Teaser Stat for the 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500
When Ford broke out the VR headsets to introduce the new Mustang Shelby GT500 at NAIAS earlier this year, the company promised it would be the most →
Pilot Era 8K 360-degree VR Camera review
Check out this device’s website, and you’ll see that Pilot Era is a VR camera which can record 360-degree photos or videos in up to →
The best VR headsets: What to buy
Now VR headsets are becoming one of the world’s most sought-after gadgets, with prices that are affordable to most enthusiasts. It wasn’t so long ago →
HTC Vive Cosmos: Hardware, games, price, release date, and more
Alongside price and potential motion sickness, ease of use stands as one of the biggest barriers for virtual reality. The difficulty of setting up a →
PlayStation VR 2: all the latest PSVR 2 rumors
With the PS4 and PS4 Pro life-cycles officially reaching their ends, and Sony confirming PS5 details, we can’t help but wonder what Sony has in →