Catch a glimpse of the other side with this immersive art installation. What happens after you die? It’s a question as old as time and one that artist Shaun Gladwell is committed to answering. This week the Australian-based creative debuted an immersive art piece at the Melbourne Now event that’s designed to simulate what it’s […]
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Battle supernatural entities and race against other players in futuristic hovercrafts. Last year Sony unveiled Ghostbusters VR Academy, a new location-based VR experience based on the iconic Ghostbusters franchise that lets you to strap on a Proton Pack and battle an army of supernatural creatures alongside your friends. Today, the highly-anticipated multiplayer experience officially launched […]
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Explore an ancient temple using your own two feet in this unique room-scale VR experience. Originally released on PC VR headsets back in 2021, the incredible room-scale VR game Eye of the Temple will soon be heading to Meta Quest headsets, according to developer Rune Skovbo Johansen. This immersive VR experience tasks you with exploring […]
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TikTok’s been meeting with US ad partners to rally support amid ban talks.
Elon Musk has established a list of VIP accounts that get preferential treatment in the app.
As short-form video becomes a bigger focus, Meta’s looking to help advertisers tap into the shift.
A big change to try and drive Twitter Blue take-up – but will it work?
This has been quite an interesting week. We had at the same time the Game Developer Conference (the GDC) and the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) by NVIDIA, so we had lots of announcements about 3D technology in general and also about XR. Since there are these two conferences with a very similar name happening at […]
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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Portions of Twitter’s source code—the core building blocks of the social media platform—were leaked online, according to a court filing by the company, amid major operational challenges faced by the…read more
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Meta says that Facebook users don’t want to see news content in their feeds.
The new program will enable brands to team up with AR creators on campaigns.
New opportunities to get in front of your target audience via Pins.
The leak could leave Twitter more vulnerable to hackers.