In the latest article for Bloomberg, Mark Gurman mentioned some apps that could be coming in Apple VR Headset. While we have focused more on sports, gaming, and fitness apps, Gurman’s story was about ...

Netflix’s TV adaptation of the novel The Three-Body Problem makes some important changes to its source material. Characters in Cixin Liu’s original book are reimagined and split into others. Threads ...

Moss: Book 2 launched earlier this year on Meta Quest 2 and PlayStation VR, giving players an all-new adventure to explore with little mouse adventurer Quill and her friends. Now, PC VR players can ...

Part of it is the premise of both Moss and Book II. These aren’t VR games that attempt to put you firsthand in the experience of a massive adventure game or action-RPG, though the scope is admirable.

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Moss: Book II will reach new VR platforms this summer, and it’s now scheduled to launch on Meta Quest 2 on July 21. The news comes from today’s UploadVR showcase, which featured updates on several VR ...

Nischal’s Smart Learning Solutions has come up with what can be considered the world’s first VR-powered 3D E-book. As EdTechInnovationHub reported, the product is designed to transform a conventional ...

Startup Spotlight profiles tech startups in the Pacific Northwest. by Lisa Stiffler on Jun 6, 2019 at 3:00 pm June 13, 2019 at 6:33 am The Peeka founders, from left to right: Alex Comfortes, chief ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jesse Damiani covers AI, ClimateTech, and emerging media. VR education company Lighthaus teamed up with artist and Creative ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. VR developer Polyarc--creators of the successful storybook adventure Moss--has announced the game's sequel, Moss Book II, will be launching next ...

A fan-made mod for Breath of the Wild imagines Legend of Zelda as a VR title -- but should the main series follow suit?