Category: News from the web

Epyka uncovers the mystery of Earth’s first civilization in a VR puzzle adventure next week on Quest.

Following a busy year for the immersive industry, during which leading XR and broader technology firms started to lay a foundation for the future of smart glasses and 3D spatial data for enterprises, 2025 could be yet another transformative year for XR, with last year’s innovations turning into tangible products. Despite just entering the new […]

Usually, when I’m looking for smart glasses to review, I focus on “enterprise” use cases. I’ve been searching for smart spectacles that genuinely make people safer, more productive, or more efficient at work. But the XanderGlasses caught my eye for a different reason. These glasses, created by “Xander” a team of audio experts and tech […]

Another step in its efforts to become a video first platform. 

Elon’s grand vision for an ‘everything app’ still seems to be a long way off.

Some tips for your Valentine’s Day campaign planning. 

TikTok continues to add AI options that enhance the user experience.

It’s the beginning of a new year, and I started thinking about the future of immersive realities for 2025 and beyond. There is one question that is recurring in my mind: with the possible advent of the standalone Deckard headset with inside-out tracking, is Lighthouse-based SteamVR tracking still going to be relevant? Will it survive […]

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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has published a Google patent application for a smartglasses design that seeks to reduce the amount of light lost from the microdisplay. The Apple IP news blog Patently Apple, which shared the news, described the innovative smartglasses design as centring around a curved thin see-through lightguide with large eyebox. […]