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Twitter’s Testing More Options to Help Users Avoid Negative Interactions in the App
The new options would give users more ways to control their in-app experience, and avoid unwanted interactions.
Instagram Launches New Global Branding Campaign, Highlighting the Benefits of Community Connection in the App
The campaign aims to highlight the community benefits of Instagram, in connecting people around interests and trends.
Ultrawings 2 Announced For Quest & PC VR With Five Unique Aircraft
Bit Planet Games just revealed Ultrawings 2, the sequel to its 2017 casual VR flight game.
It introduces a biplane, a WW2-style monoplane, a helicopter, and a rocket jet. The islands are 3x larger and gameplay now includes air-to-air and air-to-ground combat.
Redesigned DecaGear Controllers Revealed
DecaGear just revealed redesigned controllers for its upcoming PC VR headset.
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners Review – The Best Zombie Apocalypse To Date (Updated 2021)
The first officially licensed Walking Dead VR game is here and it’s an absolutely thrilling adventure across a flooded New Orleans. Read the review here!
Oculus Quest 2 passthrough now works without boundaries
Today I made two little big discoveries about the Oculus Quest 2 that together mean that you can use this
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Incorporating Interactive Video for Marketing
Interactivity in video is about much more than creating shiny objects or gamification. It’s about meaningful user choice. Online, on-demand video is roughly half the age of the web itself. In that brief sixteen years, video has become the dominant medium for digital marketing by an overwhelming margin. Interactive video (or IV) is only slightly […]
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Space Biology, Dragon Packing and Station Traffic Fill Crew Schedule
Rodent research, microbe sampling and Dragon packing filled the Expedition 65 crew’s day at the end of the week aboard the International Space Station. Three orbital residents are also preparing their Soyuz crew ship to switch docking ports next week. NASA Flight Engineers Megan McArthur and Shane Kimbrough started their day observing mice once again …