XR can reshape work – but only if it solves a business pain loud enough to be heard in the boardroom. Despite plenty of XR trials and one-time experiences, the long-term adoption of its practice relies on actual results: outcomes, scale, and trust. Today, XR is maturing, being used in training, quality assurance, engineering and […]
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Google Provides Insights Into the Latest Halloween Search Trends
The latest Halloween trends via Google Search.
YouTube Provides AI-Powered Data on Content Impact
The report will provide AI-powered insight into your broader brand impact in the app.
Meta Adds More Languages to AI Translations for Reels
The option will also lip sync your voice to the translated language.
Edits Gets New Fonts, Halloween Sound Effects and More
Edits is also getting a new media kit-style option for creators.
Memoreum Brings Dead Space-Inspired Action Horror To Quest
Memoreum, a new VR sci-fi action horror game reminiscent of Dead Space, is out now on Quest.
RAGER Hands-On: Slice And Dice Is Pretty Nice
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Samsung Galaxy XR Includes Controllers In The Box, Leak With Renders Claims
Samsung Galaxy XR will include controllers in the box, Android Headlines reports, in a leak that includes dozens of renders of the Android XR headset.
Walkabout’s Forgotten Fairyland Is Mother Goose With A Goosebumps Vibe
Walkabout Mini Golf’s Forgotten Fairyland vibe is Mother Goose . . . bumps.
Meta Ray-Ban Display Repairablity is Predictably Bad, But Less Than You Might Think
iFixit got their hands on a pair of Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, so we finally get to see what’s inside. Is it repairable? Not really. But if you can somehow find replacement parts, you could at least potentially swap out the battery. The News Meta launched the $800 smart glasses in the US late […]
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