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Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2026 with a keynote that made one thing abundantly clear: the company is no longer content to play catch-up on artificial intelligence. With a reimagined Siri, deeper AI integration across its productivity suite, and a push to make automation accessible to everyday users, iOS 27 looks like […]

The hardware conversation around smart meeting rooms is well established. From video bars to beamforming microphones and AI cameras,most IT buyers have a reasonable sense of what those cost and what they get for the money. What tends to catch organisations off guard is what sits above the hardware, and how quickly it adds up. […]

The feature allows brands to place video ads after the end of a Reel.

The company had quietly added non-active elements, according to reporting from Wired, but removed the code shortly after the story dropped.

The Boys: Trigger Warning is out today on PlayStation VR2.

Apple spent a major portion of its WWDC 2026 keynote this week talking about new AI features that are part of an enhanced version of Siri. While most of the features will be accessible across devices, Siri on visionOS 27 has some unique touches that take advantage of Vision Pro. The News An overhauled version […]

The post Siri on Vision Pro is Getting Eye-tracked Activation and Visual Awareness Alongside New AI Features appeared first on Road to VR.

We’re nearly halfway through the year, but there are still plenty of VR games to look forward to before year’s end. While some may be tolling the death knells of VR (once again), the rest of us will be busy playing some genuinely exciting games this year from new and veteran VR studios alike. Note: […]

The post The Most Anticipated VR Games of 2026 Coming to Quest, PC VR and (maybe) PSVR 2 appeared first on Road to VR.

Siri is building on Google’s Gemini to bring a more powerful AI assistant to your iPhone, Mac, and other Apple devices.

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Why this year’s World Cup ball may not fly as far Much is new about this month’s FIFA World Cup tournament. It hosts more teams than ever before. It’s the first…

Much is new about this month’s upcoming FIFA World Cup tournament, which will be held in the US, Canada, and Mexico. It hosts more teams than ever before. It’s the first to occur in three different host countries. And, like predecessor cups for over half a century, it will employ a soccer ball with a…

Skills based hiring strategy is one of the most popular promises in recruitment transformation. Leaders build skills frameworks, buy skills intelligence, and announce a move beyond credentials. Then the first real candidate hits the pipeline, the hiring manager asks for “someone from a competitor,” the interview team improvises, and the process snaps back to CVs […]

UC Awards 2026 arrives at a moment when workplace technology feels structurally different… I’ve spent almost a decade watching this industry through the lens of the UC Awards. Every year reveals something about where the market is heading. New categories emerge. Buying priorities shift. Technologies move from experimentation to adoption.  Most years, those changes are incremental.  This year, they […]

Meta’s separate video editing app continues to roll out near-weekly updates for creators and social media marketers.

The platform will provide users with detailed data points on who posts are reaching, both in-network and out-of-network.

Rapper Wiz Khalifa joins Hitman World of Assassination as its latest limited-time Elusive Target mission.

Hello everyone from Silicon Valley! Today I had a very pleasant meeting with some VR folks here… I had a really nice time, with the exception of the moment when someone took some pineapple and put it on his pizza. I had to wash my eyes with bleach to unsee what I just saw.  Anyway, apart […]

The post The XR Week Peek (2026.06.07): Steam Frame releases this summer, Meta silently releases a facial recognition system, and more! appeared first on The Ghost Howls.

Meta announced that it is rolling out updated kiosks inside of Best Buy, the biggest electronics retailer in the US. The new 900 square-foot “store in a store” offers a place for customers to demo Meta’s AI glasses and VR headsets. The News Meta has a long-running relationship with Best Buy and is no stranger […]

The post Meta Plans New Best Buy Pop-ups to Unify Demos of AI Glasses and VR Headsets appeared first on Road to VR.

It’s been nearly a decade since Vertigo Games released Arizona Sunshine (2016) on PC VR headsets, serving up one of the industry’s first immersive zombie-shooting adventures. Now the Netherlands-based studio is bringing the franchise to PC and console as a “reimagined” flatscreen game. While names can be deceiving, the flatscreen version of Arizona Sunshine isn’t […]

The post Vertigo Games Announces Flatscreen Entry in Acclaimed ‘Arizona Sunshine’ VR Franchise appeared first on Road to VR.

Expedition 74 began the week bioprinting human cartilage tissue and harvesting alfalfa plants aboard the International Space Station to advance health and promote self-sustainable space crews. The orbital residents also retrieved materials exposed to the external space environment and conducted their own ultrasound vein scans to continuously learn how living in space affects physics and biology.

WWDC 2026 is going to be one for the books.